A bulky uterus can be due to several underlying conditions, such as fibroids, adenomyosis, endometrial hyperplasia, or hormonal imbalances. To select the best homeopathic medicine, it’s essential to consider the cause, symptoms, and constitution of the patient. Below are some commonly indicated homeopathic remedies:

1. Fraxinus Americana

• Uterus enlarged, prolapsed, or indurated (hardened).

• Bearing-down sensation with weakness.

• Fibroids or other growths in the uterus.

2. Calcarea Carbonica

• Bulky uterus due to fibroids or adenomyosis.

• Profuse, prolonged, and early periods.

• Cold extremities, excessive sweating, and weight gain.

• Anxiety, easily fatigued, craving for eggs.

3. Sepia

• Hormonal imbalance leading to uterine enlargement.

• Bearing down sensation as if everything would fall out.

• Scanty or irregular periods with irritability.

• Weakness, aversion to company, and desire to be alone.

4. Aurum Muriaticum Natronatum

• Chronic uterine hypertrophy with induration.

• Severe depression, suicidal thoughts, sadness.

• Uterus feels enlarged and hard to touch.

5. Phosphorus

• Enlarged uterus with excessive bleeding (metrorrhagia).

• Weakness, weight loss, craving for cold drinks.

• Tall, lean, and delicate constitution.

6. Ustilago Maydis

• Bulky uterus with dark clotted bleeding.

• Fibroids with profuse, long-lasting periods.

• Uterine pain with black or stringy blood.

7. Sabina

• Uterine enlargement with profuse bleeding.

• Pain radiating from the uterus to the back and thighs.

• History of miscarriage or pregnancy-related issues.

8. Conium Maculatum

• Fibroids or tumors causing a bulky uterus.

• Hardness in uterus, worse from pressure.

• Suited to women with suppressed sexual desire.

How to Understand Enlarged Ovaries?

Ovarian enlargement can be due to various conditions, including ovarian cysts, PCOS, tumors, hormonal imbalances, or infections. Identifying an enlarged ovary requires symptom evaluation, physical examination, and diagnostic tests.

1. Symptoms Suggesting Enlarged Ovaries

A woman with enlarged ovaries may experience the following symptoms:

✅ Pelvic Pain or Discomfort

• Dull or sharp pain in the lower abdomen or pelvis (one-sided or both sides).

• Pain during ovulation or menstruation.

• Pain may radiate to the lower back or thighs.

✅ Menstrual Irregularities

• Heavy, prolonged, or irregular periods.

• Missed or absent periods (suggestive of PCOS or hormonal imbalance).

✅ Abdominal Bloating or Swelling

• A fullness or heaviness in the lower abdomen.

• Sudden increase in abdominal girth.

✅ Pain During Intercourse (Dyspareunia)

• Due to ovarian cysts, inflammation, or endometriosis.

✅ Frequent Urination or Bowel Changes

• Pressure on the bladder leading to frequent urination.

• Constipation or diarrhea due to pressure on the intestines.

✅ Hormonal Symptoms

• Acne, weight gain, facial hair growth (hirsutism) – seen in PCOS.

• Hot flashes, mood swings, fatigue – seen in hormonal imbalance.

✅ Fertility Issues

• Difficulty conceiving due to anovulation (common in PCOS).

2. Common Causes of Enlarged Ovaries

🔹 Ovarian Cysts – Fluid-filled sacs; can be functional (normal) or pathological.
🔹 Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) – Multiple small cysts, irregular cycles, infertility.
🔹 Endometriosis – Ovarian tissue invaded by endometrial growths.
🔹 Ovarian Tumors – Benign or malignant tumors.
🔹 Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome (OHSS) – Due to fertility treatments.
🔹 Infections or Inflammatory Conditions – Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID).

3. How to Confirm if Ovaries Are Enlarged?

🔍 Clinical Examination – A gynecologist may feel enlarged ovaries during a pelvic exam.
🩺 Ultrasound (TVS / Pelvic USG) – Most reliable test to check size, shape, and any cysts/masses.
🩸 Hormonal Blood Tests – To check for FSH, LH, estrogen, testosterone, and AMH.
🧪 CA-125 Test – If malignancy is suspected.
📅 Menstrual History Tracking – Irregular periods or signs of hormonal imbalance.