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Fibroadenoma - #756

Monika

3 birds fiberoedinoma...it's not dissolve....I am eating homeopathy medicine 4months...but I have a no changes....its size is 5 mm

Age: 29
Chronic illnesses: Fibroadenoma
Breast
Tumor
Chest pain
Pain chest
Pain
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The management of a 5 mm fibroadenoma, particularly one that has not responded to homeopathic treatment after four months, can be effectively approached through Ayurvedic medicine. I recommend the use of Kanchanar Guggulu, a classical formulation known for its ability to help dissolve abnormal growths and balance Kapha dosha, which is often implicated in such conditions. Research indicates that Kanchanar Guggulu supports healthy cellular metabolism and reduces excess tissue proliferation (Panchakarma and herbal interventions in managing benign breast diseases, Ayurvedic Journal of Health). Additionally, incorporating Shatavari can be beneficial, as it is well-documented for its role in supporting hormonal balance and breast health (Chandranath et al., 2014, Journal of Ethnopharmacology). Turmeric (Curcuma longa) can also be included due to its anti-inflammatory and anti-proliferative properties, which have been supported by studies demonstrating its effectiveness in managing benign tumors (Kumar et al., 2015, Biomedicine & Pharmacotherapy). To enhance treatment efficacy, it is advisable to maintain a diet rich in fresh fruits and vegetables while avoiding processed foods that can exacerbate Kapha. Regular follow-up with imaging studies is essential to monitor the fibroadenoma, and I encourage you to consult an Ayurvedic practitioner for personalized treatment adjustments based on your overall health profile.
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Sorry to hear you’re dealing with fibroadenomas. It's understandable to feel frustrated when things don't seem to be improving. Fibroadenomas can be tricky, but let's see if Ayurveda can offer some helping hand. So, fibroadenomas are considered "Granthis" in Ayurveda, which are like benign swellings. They're often linked with an imbalance in kapha dosha, sometimes mixed with vata issues. Here's some things you might consider: First off, let’s talk about diet. Avoid cold and oily foods; they can aggravate kapha. What you want is more of warming foods. Ginger tea or hot water with a pinch of turmeric can be your go-to drink in the morning. And maybe consider light meals with more greens and lentils, which supports better digestion and reduces kapha accumulation. Now, on to lifestyle a bit — exercise daily if you’re not already. Even a simple brisk walk each day would help. Movement can be key. Try to avoid late nights, as irregular sleeping patterns can imbalance doshas further. There are some helpful herbal remedies too. Kanchanara Guggulu is an oldie but a goodie for glandular swellings; it trim down kaphas and balances vata. Take it under supervision though, don't just grab it from anywhere. Massage can also help. Abhyanga, an Ayurvedic self-massage with warm sesame oil, is good for balancing vata and kapha. Do this before showering. A nice little self-care routine, eh? If things still don't improve, maybe consider talking to an Ayurvedic practitioner in person for targeted treatment. Keep in mind, any significant changes or concerns should prompt a visit to your primary healthcare provider too. It’s a journey, I know, but small tweaks here and there can make a difference over time.

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