UTSANG BASTI IN BREAST RELATED DISEASES W. S. R. TO BREAST CARCINOMA

*Dr. Maheshkumar Nilkanth Chaudhari, Janhavi Maheshkumar Chaudhari, Resham Prabhakar Ingale, Dr. Mrudula Maheshkumar Chaudhari

ABSTRACT

Introduction: First time in the history of medical science for ever that such type of basti / bath is given to the
breast for prevention and treatment in breast-related diseases specially in breast carcinoma for menopausal women.
We should also call as a ‘Breast Bath’. The present invention relates to an apparatus for performing Utsang Basti
therapy for the prevention and treatment of breast-related diseases. The apparatus includes a pair of therapeutic
pots configured to hold medicated warm oil, shaped to conform to the anatomical contours of the breasts for
complete immersion & whirlpool of oil during therapy. A rubber inflatable bag positioned beneath the pots is
inflated using an inflation mechanism to create a leak-proof seal against the patient’s chest. Each pot is equipped
with inlet ports for filling oil, outlet ports for draining used oil and an overflow port for excess oil management. A
drainage tube channels used oil to collect in a container, while a oil submersible pump enables oil to top-up the oil
in the pots for circulation & making whirlpool of specially medicated oil during therapy. A medicated oil specially
made as per advocated by Bharat Bhaishajya Ratnavali. Rubber fit straps secure the edges of the apparatus,
ensuring hygienic, efficient, and spill-free therapy. Methods: Complete immersion, oil whirlpool & circulation of
warm oil therapy for uniform contact and deep penetration of medicated oils into breast tissue. Customizable pot
sizing for anatomical precision, comfort, and reduced oil usage. Secure attachment through dual-mode inflatable
sealing system, preventing leakage and ensuring safety. Efficient oil management with three-port configuration and
Y shaped drainage system for reuse and hygiene. Manual and electric inflation options, Offering operational
flexibility in diverse environments. Integrated overflow prevention, reducing mess and contamination. Heating
elements with thermoster is in built in the drainage reservoir to keep continuous warmness in the oil to enhance
absorption power as well as to maintain viscosity of oil. Result: Enhanced clinical outcomes, including improved
blood circulation, lymphatic drainage and tissue rejuvenation. Conclusion: Preventive care application, potentially
lowering the risk of breast carcinoma in menopausal women and brightening and toning of breast and other breast
diseases. Cost-effective and reusable design, making it practical for both clinical and home settings. User-friendly
operation, allowing patients to self-operate under guidance, improving accessibility of care.

Keywords: Utsang Basti appratus, Utsang Bandh, Breast related diseases, Breast Carcinoma.