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Vega literally mean urge or impulse. In physiology, Vega are the urges that occur naturally in the body to expel metabolic waste products like urine, feces, flatus etc. and as a reaction of the body at certain times such as belching, yawning, sleep etc. to ensure comfort. Urge is a strong impulse to do something urgently. | <p style="text-align:justify;">Vega literally mean urge or impulse. In physiology, Vega are the urges that occur naturally in the body to expel metabolic waste products like urine, feces, flatus etc. and as a reaction of the body at certain times such as belching, yawning, sleep etc. to ensure comfort. Urge is a strong impulse to do something urgently. | ||
In disease pathology, the term vega means acute onset or episode of disease. Example [[Jwara]] vega, [[Apasmara]] vega | <br/>In disease pathology, the term vega means acute onset or episode of disease. Example [[Jwara]] vega, [[Apasmara]] vega </p> | ||
==More information== | ==More information== | ||
# [[Naveganadharaniya Adhyaya]] | # [[Naveganadharaniya Adhyaya]] | ||