Benign Breast Disorders have been a clinical problem for centuries, as reflected in writings as early as those of Astley cooper at the beginning of the nineteenth century. For patients it causes discomfort and anxiety, which varies from nuisance value to serious interference with the quality of life. For clinicians, the condition causes a range of problems of diagnosis, assessment and management which are not always clearly recognized.

Thirty percent of female population suffer from Benign Breast Disease. Benign Breast Disease is a common disorder in females from puberty to menopause. It is ten times more common than breast cancer. As the breast is constantly undergoing changes because of various hormonal influences, there is a lot of confusion in differentiating between normality and pathology.

The present study is a prospective study in 100 patients regarding the age related incidence, parity related incidence, type of clinical presentation, anatomical situation of lump, various pathological patterns of benign breast diseases and treatment adopted.