Fibroadenoma1 is one of the most common benign diseases of the breast, accounting for about 77.6% of all benign breast conditions. Although it is known to regress spontaneously and can often be managed conservatively, the anxiety associated with the presence of a lump frequently leads patients to seek surgical intervention. Early diagnosis and appropriate treatment can help alleviate this anxiety and prevent unnecessary procedures. In Ayurveda, Mamsaja Granthi, described by Acharya Vagbhata2 with the features of Snigdha (unctuous), Katina (hard), Niruja (painless), and Ghana (solid), closely resembles fibroadenoma of the breast. Granthi, as explained by various Acharyas, arises due to the vitiation of Dosha and Dushya, leading to nodular or glandular swellings. Acharya Charaka equates Granthi with all types of small, benign glandular or nodular swellings that can occur in any part of the body. Though there is no direct reference to Stana Granthi (breast tumor), Mamsaja Granthi occurring in the breast shows a close resemblance to fibroadenoma. In the present study, a patient with fibroadenoma was successfully treated through Ayurvedic management using Dashanga lepa and Ksheerabala taila for external application with oral intake of Carsocare which got the significant results.
2*Dr. Malini G. 1Dr. Sowmya G. (2026) studied this question.