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Similar to the combinations of increased [[dosha]] mentioned above, there are 25 conditions of kshina (decreased) [[dosha]] [42½]

==== (IV). Twelve ''sannipata'' of normal, increased and decreased ''dosha'' ====

==== (IV). Twelve ''sannipata'' of normal, increased and decreased [[dosha]] ====

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There is another form of ''sannipata'' where the ~~''doshas''~~ are present in normal, decreased or increased combinations, and such cases are of 12 types there. Out of these, six conditions are where one ''dosha'' is increased, the second is normal and the third is decreased. In three types of combinations, two ''dosha'' are increased and the third decreased. Finally, there are three types of combinations where one ''dosha'' is increased and the other two are decreased. [43-44]

There is another form of sannipata where the [[dosha]] are present in normal, decreased or increased combinations, and such cases are of 12 types there. Out of these, six conditions are where one [[dosha]] is increased, the second is normal and the third is decreased. In three types of combinations, two [[dosha]] are increased and the third decreased. Finally, there are three types of combinations where one [[dosha]] is increased and the other two are decreased. [43-44]

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=== Twelve types of irregular (''vishama'') ''sannipata'' (combination of dosha) ===

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-There is another form of ''sannipata'' where the ''doshas'' are present in normal, decreased or increased combinations, and such cases are of 12 types there. Out of these, six conditions are where one ''dosha'' is increased, the second is normal and the third is decreased. In three types of combinations, two ''dosha'' are increased and the third decreased. Finally, there are three types of combinations where one ''dosha'' is increased and the other two are decreased. [43-44]
+There is another form of sannipata where the [[dosha]] are present in normal, decreased or increased combinations, and such cases are of 12 types there. Out of these, six conditions are where one [[dosha]] is increased, the second is normal and the third is decreased. In three types of combinations, two [[dosha]] are increased and the third decreased. Finally, there are three types of combinations where one [[dosha]] is increased and the other two are decreased. [43-44]
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 === Twelve types of irregular (''vishama'') ''sannipata'' (combination of dosha) ===