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There are certain situations in which ''snehana'' (oleation) and ''swedana'' (sudation) ''karma'' may not be necessary before administering bio-purificatory measures. In suitable cases and at appropriate times, a physician is required to eliminate, vitiated factors from gastro-intestinal tract, dominated by ''kapha'', responsible for causing fever by using emetic therapy. In this case emesis is administered even without oleation and sudation therapy.  
 
There are certain situations in which ''snehana'' (oleation) and ''swedana'' (sudation) ''karma'' may not be necessary before administering bio-purificatory measures. In suitable cases and at appropriate times, a physician is required to eliminate, vitiated factors from gastro-intestinal tract, dominated by ''kapha'', responsible for causing fever by using emetic therapy. In this case emesis is administered even without oleation and sudation therapy.  
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Administration of fatty substances either through the internal route or external route is referred to as snehana chikitsa (oleation). Before evacuation, oleation helps in the mobilization of vitiated factors from the site of morbidity to the site of elimination.
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Administration of fatty substances either through the internal route or external route is referred to as ''snehana chikitsa'' (oleation). Before evacuation, oleation helps in the mobilization of vitiated factors from the site of morbidity to the site of elimination.
The procedure of inducing perspiration by different methods of applying heat to the body is known as swedana (sudation). This procedure helps in the mobilization of vitiated factors into the gastro-intestinal tract from where they are eliminated out of the body.
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The procedure of inducing perspiration by different methods of applying heat to the body is known as ''swedana'' (sudation). This procedure helps in the mobilization of vitiated factors into the gastro-intestinal tract from where they are eliminated out of the body.
These two preliminary procedures are termed as purvakarma and help in easy and effective administration of the five eliminatory procedures of panchakarma. These preliminary procedures do not eliminate vitiated factors out of the body, whereas panchakarma (five eliminatory) therapies have direct role in expelling out vitiated factors. Hence these two preliminary procedures cannot be enumerated under panchakarma. [15]
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These two preliminary procedures are termed as ''purvakarma'' and help in easy and effective administration of the five eliminatory procedures of [[Panchakarma]]. These preliminary procedures do not eliminate vitiated factors out of the body, whereas [[Panchakarma]] (five eliminatory) therapies have direct role in expelling out vitiated factors. Hence these two preliminary procedures cannot be enumerated under [[Panchakarma]]. [15]
    
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