Agnikarma, a significant Ayurvedic parasurgical treatment, is essentially a form of heat burn therapy intended to heal illnesses brought on by the Vata and Kapha doshas. The Avabahuka is Vata-vikar, which is closer to current science's "frozen shoulder" (FS). The shoulder joint's Shool (pain), Stambha (stiffness), and bahu-praspandithara (reduced range of motion) are the traditional symptoms of Avabahuka and frozen shoulder, respectively (Ansha sandhi). There are many different therapy options available for this condition, and more options may still emerge. In order to cure this condition, Agnikarma used a unique therapy that included Ayurvedic medicines. A male patient, 48 years old, complained of discomfort and stiffness in his right shoulder joint. Based on the patient's medical history, physical characteristics, and examination results, avabahuka of the right shoulder joint has been identified. On the patient's right shoulder joint, Agnikarma was chosen as the intervention and carried out. The Vata and Kapha dosha, which are to blame for Avabahuka, are subdued by the Agnikarma. The shoulder region's discomfort and stiffness decreased after five Agnikarma sessions, and the range of motion also improved (ROM). Avabahuka's agnikarma has a positive impact.

KEYWORDS: Agnikarma, Avabahuka, Frozen Shoulder, Vatavyadhi etc.