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==== Signs of improper purification and its consequences ====

==== Signs of improper purification and its consequences ====

When virechana dravya with the said qualities causes vamana, two conditions mentioned here are shleshmotklishta avastha and ajeerna avastha. In both cases, there is always a tendency for vamana which is of course not the classical shodhana but just to let out the things because the body could not assimiliate the virechana aushadha intended to cause virechana. Now similarly, when the patient who is hungry with less kapha and has the potent drug for vamana will lead to virechana . The reason being the digestion of oushadha by the agni. It is very well told that the virechana oushadha can act only in paripakwa avastha and vamana in avipaakwa avastha. (Verse 32-34)

When ''virechana dravya'' with the said qualities causes ''vamana'', two conditions mentioned here are ''shleshmotklishta avastha'' and ''ajeerna avastha''. In both cases, there is always a tendency for ''vamana'' which is of course not the classical ''shodhana'' but just to let out the things because the body could not assimilate the ''virechana aushadha'' intended to cause ''virechana''. Now similarly, when the patient who is hungry with less ''kapha'' and has the potent drug for ''vamana'' will lead to ''virechana'' . The reason being the digestion of ''aushadha'' by the ''agni''. It is very well told that the ''virechana aushadha'' can act only in ''paripakwa avastha'' and ''vamana'' in ''avipaakwa avastha''. (Verse 32-34)

Finally the status of koshtha and strength of the patient decides which kind of medicine has to be given in case of ayoga. The mentioning of avoiding repeated dose if the patient is not suitable also gains clinical relevance. Aacharya warns in the context that such usage inappropriately can even lead to death. (Verse 35-37)

Finally the status of ''koshtha'' and strength of the patient decides which kind of medicine has to be given in case of ''ayoga''. The mentioning of avoiding repeated dose if the patient is not suitable also gains clinical relevance. ''Acharya'' warns in the context that such usage inappropriately can even lead to death. (Verse 35-37)

==== ''Ayoga'' (less purification) ====

==== ''Ayoga'' (less purification) ====