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Meaning:aggravation. It is the second stage of any pathological process of disease. In this stage, the [[dosha]] is aggravated at its own site and leads to further pathological features. | Meaning:aggravation. It is the second stage of any pathological process of disease. In this stage, the [[dosha]] is aggravated at its own site and leads to further pathological features. | ||
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Meaning:aggravation. It is the second stage of any pathological process of disease. In this stage, the dosha is aggravated at its own site and leads to further pathological features.