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FIBROADENOSIS BREAST AND TOPICAL APPLICATION OF AYURVEDA DANTYADI LEPA: A SINGLE CASE STUDY

*Dr. Shedad Sachin Ladak, **Dr. Roy Anuradha, ***Prof. Shiv Ji Gupta, ****Dr. Ruchi Chawla, *****Dr. Binay Sen

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Introduction: Fibroadenosis, a benign breast condition, is characterised by nodular swellings associated with pain, often managed conservatively. This case report highlights the efficacy of an integrative Ayurvedic approach using Dantyadi Lepa, a topical herbal formulation, and oral medications in treating fibroadenosis. Materials and Methods: The study was conducted in our OPD, A 32-year-old female patient with a one-year history of right breast nodular swelling and pain, exacerbated premenstrually, was diagnosed with bilateral fibroadenosis based on clinical and ultrasound findings. Treatment included Dantyadi Lepa for local application and Kanchanara Guggulu orally, with regular follow-ups to monitor clinical and sonographic improvements. Case presentation: The patient presented with a tender, non-mobile mass in the right breast measuring 5 x 2 cm, with no systemic symptoms or significant medical history apart from 2 prior caesarean sections. Ultrasound confirmed fibrocystic tissue proliferation in both breasts, with the right breast showing a prominent lesion of 4.1 x 1.08 cm. Clinical Findings: The patient reported progressive improvement over six months of treatment. Pain, cyst size, and nodularity were significantly reduced, culminating in the complete resolution of symptoms. A follow-up ultrasound revealed no abnormalities, confirming the therapeutic efficacy. Treatment plan and outcome: The therapeutic regimen included Dantyadi Lepa, which was initially applied twice daily, followed by once daily, and Kanchanara Guggulu, which was administered orally. The treatment leveraged Ayurvedic principles, targeting Kapha and Vata imbalances with formulations possessing lump-reducing and scraping properties. Conclusion: This case underscores the potential of Ayurvedic treatments, particularly Dantyadi Lepa, in managing fibroadenosis effectively. Further studies are warranted to explore the broader applicability of this integrative approach.

Keywords: Stana-granthi, Fibroadenosis, Dantyadilepa, Kanchanara Guggulu.


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