Steaming before your transfer procedure helps to create a lubricated path for the insertion of the catheter through the cervix. IVF cycle: steam once when you first begin your stimulation drugs, and then once in the morning before your transfer.ĭonor egg cycle: steam once while your donor is stimulating and then once in the morning before your transfer. Injectible IUI cycle: steam once when you first begin your stimulation drugs, and then once in the morning before your IUI procedure. The steam will help increase this mucous.
A side effect of Clomid may be a decrease in cervical mucous. To enhance fertility in conjunction assisted reproductive technologies follow these guidelines:Ĭlomid: steam once when you first start your Clomid medication, and then once just before ovulation but before intercourse/IUI. To enhance fertility, steam once a few days after your period, and then again once just before ovulation. Post Partum beginning six weeks postpartum, or as soon as your midwife or doctor indicates that you can for a vaginal birth. If you have a yeast infection, use the steam 2-3 days in a row until symptoms go away in conjunction with self-care massage.įor other specific concerns, follow the guidelines of your practitioner. If you have an IUD you may want to use caution, so consult your Arvigo® practitioner first.įor general maintenance, steam once just after your period, and then again just before your menses start. Do not steam during acute infections or if you have a fever. Vaginal steam baths are contraindicated during pregnancy. This is a perfect time to meditate, offer prayer, or just be in silence. Sit over your pot of herbal steam for approximately 20-30 minutes or until the steam as decreased. Be sure to keep your feet warm with slippers or thick socks, cold feet will draw the circulation away from the pelvis which is not what you want. (See “Resources” on information on where to purchase stools and supplies.)ĭrape yourself with a blanket from your waist down to the floor so that no cold air gets in. Be careful to make sure the steam has cooled enough so that you do not burn yourself! I sometimes use yoga blocks to adjust the height and then remove them as the steam cools.
Place the pot of water and herbs under a stool if you have one, or better yet, in your toilet. As you prepare the herbs, it’s a great time to offer prayer and your intention for the steam. Bring to a soft boil for 5 minutes then steep for 10 minutes with the lid on. In a medium pot containing 1-2 quarts of water, place the herbs. A practitioner can also design a blend for you that’s specific to your needs. Wort, Calendula, Rose, Comfrey, Squaw Vine Chamomile, and Dandelion as variations for the steam. In addition to the Basil, Rosemary, Oregano and Thyme, I like Motherwort, St. Often a jar of organic Italian Seasoning will do the trick. You can obtain vaginal steam bath herbs from your Arvigo Practitioner, or blend together a mix of aromatic herbs at home. This vintage ad from 1952 shows that women in the fifties also knew about the benefits of home steam baths! The herbs also have an anti bacterial and anti yeast action, helping to decongest the pelvis and promote healthy tissues. The warmth and increased circulation nourish the inner membranes and promote softening and opening. A formula of aromatic and cleansing herbs, such as basil, calendula, lavender, oregano, yarrow and rosemary is used to enhance circulation and travel into the pelvis and act on the uterine lining.
These steams are used in conjunction with Arvigo® techniques of Maya Abdominal Therapies to assist in the opening of the pelvis and aiding uterine health. While Vaginal steam baths are a part of many traditional cultures, here we’ll be describing Bajos (ba-hoes) as they are traditionally known in Maya culture. They have become controversial, but at the heart of it, a steam is just a really nice, enjoyable way to relax and bring mindfulness to our pelvic organs wherever you lie on the continuum of hormonal health.
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