Breast Abscess: Ayurvedic Treatment, Causes & Natural Remedies

Stana Vidradhi

Two types of wounds exist: internal and ex- ternal. Internal wounds are caused by excesses of thedosshas. When Vayu, Pitta or Kapha becomes excessed and move to the external passages, they cause innate wounds. When external wounds are notable to be healed and have internal symptoms thesame therapies as innate wounds are applied.

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Ayurvedic Perspective on Breast Abscess

Causes: Two types of wounds exist: internal and ex- ternal. Internal wounds are caused by excesses of thedosshas. When Vayu, Pitta or Kapha becomes excessed and move to the external passages, they cause innate wounds. When external wounds are notable to be healed and have internal symptoms thesame therapies as innate wounds are applied.

Dosha Involvement: Vata, Pitta, Kapha

Ayurvedic Therapies: are treated like vraoa (ulcer), but without applying the warm poultice. Incision may be applied by qualified persons, being careful not toinjure the milk ducts. 403Wounds (Vraoa) Causes: Two types of wounds exist: internal and ex- ternal. Internal wounds are caused by excesses of thedosshas. When Vayu, Pitta or Kapha becomes excessed and move to the external passages, they cause innate wounds. When external wounds are notable to be healed and have internal symptoms thesame therapies as innate wounds are applied. Symptoms: Vayu: These wounds cause stiffness, are hard to the touch, slow to devel

Key Herbs: Guggul, Turmeric, Neem, Tulsi, Licorice, Bala, Haritaki, Sandalwood, licorice, tagar, red sandalwood, jaoamaochi

Source: The Ayurveda Encyclopedia, Chapter 16: Liver and Lungs

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