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Recurrent miscarriage, commonly characterized as three or more successive pregnancy losses before 20 weeks, can have various causes[2]. Common factors include chromosomal anomalies, uterine problems, hormonal imbalances, autoimmune disorders, and thrombophilia[1].This study dives into the concept of miscarriage from the perspective of Ayurveda, the ancient traditional system of Indian medicine, which admits the concept of miscarriage as ‘Putraghni Yonivyapada’ and ‘Garbhasravi Vandhya’. The study takes a look at complicated causes of miscarriage as outlined in Ayurvedic literature, encloses imbalances in lifestyles, dietary habits and most importantly emotional well-being. It delves into the significance of Prakruti (Individual constitution) and the effect of provoked doshas on reproductive health. Moreover, the research looks into Ayurvedic preventive measures and therapeutic interventions for reducing the risk of miscarriage.

Putraghniyonivyapad, Garbhasravivandhya, Recurrent miscarriages, Jataghniyonivyapad.