It can be correlated to the Dysfunctional uterine bleeding which is defined as a state of abnormal uterine bleeding without any clinically detectable organic systemic iatrogenic cause where pelvic pathology like tumour inflammation or pregnancy is excluded About 10-30 percentage of reproductive aged women suffer from this condition and the prevalence increases during menarche and peri-menopausal period This condition can cause many complications like anaemia and infertility, general debility, lack of concentration discomfort etc which can hamper day to day routine activities It is observed that sharp increase in the incidence today due to lifestyle food habits and stress Management of Dysfunctional uterine bleeding includes  hormonal medications including oral contraceptives non hormonal medications including NSAIDs and tranexamic acid, intrauterine devices and surgical management Medical management in contemporary science has potential side effects and most of the cases end-up in surgical intervention. According to studies hysterectomy operations are primarily performed for benign indications such as excessive menstrual bleeding, fibroids/cysts, uterine disorder and uterine prolapse in India. It is reported that some of these operations were lifesaving, some were only meant for treating nonfatal but severe conditions and some are unnecessary.

It is indicated that many of these causes were considered to be treatable and surgery could be avoided Hence there is a need to treat such cases with medicines that are potent enough to regularize the menstrual cycle with a normal flow and avoid surgical intervention

In the present study attempt is made to evalaute the efficacy of shonitasthapana gana siddha ksheera basti and shamanaousadis like Sarasija Makarandadi churna and Pushyanuga churna in Asrigdara