Reproductive Health of Tribal Women: Exploring Traditional Remedies for Menstrual Cramps in Sikkim and Maharashtra The rich cultural tapestry of India is woven with indigenous knowledge systems, often passed down through generations. Among these, tribal communities in regions like Sikkim and Maharashtra hold a wealth of traditional health practices, particularly concerning women's reproductive health. One striking aspect is their use of organic remedies to manage menstrual cramps, a challenge faced by women across the world. The Context of Reproductive Health in Tribal Communities Reproductive health in tribal areas is influenced by several factors, including limited access to modern healthcare, socio-economic constraints, and a reliance on natural resources. In many cases, tribal women turn to age-old herbal remedies, leveraging local flora to address menstrual discomfort. These practices are not only practical but are deeply rooted in cultural traditions and spiritual beliefs, ...