- Always consult your doctor or a qualified herbalist, especially if you take blood thinners, diabetes medication, or fertility drugs.
- Do a patch test or start with half dose to rule out rare allergies.
- Stop immediately if you experience unusual symptoms.
- These remedies are traditionally avoided during known pregnancy.
Final Thought – Give Your Body the Support It Deserves
Your reproductive journey doesn’t have to feel lonely or overwhelming. Sometimes the most powerful solutions grow right in our backyards.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Can I use these remedies if I’m on Clomid or Letrozole?
Always ask your fertility specialist first. While generally considered food-grade, interactions are possible.
2. How soon can I expect changes in my cycle?
Most women notice better cervical mucus within the first cycle and more regular ovulation after 2–3 consistent months.
3. Is it safe to drink guava leaf + Aidan tea during menstruation?
Yes — in fact, many women start on day 1 because it helps with cramps and “cleansing” according to tradition.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and is not medical advice. These plants are traditional supportive remedies, not proven treatments for infertility or any medical condition. Please consult a licensed healthcare provider before starting any new regimen, especially when trying to conceive.
