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Thus, the twenty female gynecological disorders (disorders of the genital tract) have been described based upon clinical features. The affected ''yoni'' (uterus) due to these defects is unable to hold the semen (sperm). So, woman does not conceive and suffers from ''gulma'', piles, heavy bleeding and gets afflicted with various disorders of [[vata]], [[pitta]] and [[kapha]]. [37-39]

Thus, the twenty female gynecological disorders (disorders of the genital tract) have been described based upon clinical features. The affected ''yoni'' (uterus) due to these defects is unable to hold the semen (sperm). So, woman does not conceive and suffers from ''gulma'', piles, heavy bleeding and gets afflicted with various disorders of [[vata]], [[pitta]] and [[kapha]]. [37-39]

==== ''Dosha'' dominance in ''yonivyapat'' ====

==== [[Dosha]] dominance in ''yonivyapat'' ====

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Sixteen disorders mentioned in the end (excluding those four, described first with specific ''dosha'' dominance). Among these, the first two are caused by ''pitta dosha''.  

Sixteen disorders mentioned in the end (excluding those four, described first with specific [[dosha]] dominance). Among these, the first two are caused by [[pitta dosha]].  

''Paripluta'' and ''vamini'' are caused by dominance of ''vata'' and ''pitta dosha''.  

''Paripluta'' and ''vamini'' are caused by dominance of [[vata]] and [[pitta dosha]].  

''Karmini'' and ''upapluta'' are caused by ''vata'' and ''kapha dosha''; while remaining ten disorders are ''vataja''. ''Vatadi doshas'' afflict the genital tract with their respective symptoms. [40-41]

''Karmini'' and ''upapluta'' are caused by [[vata]] and [[kapha dosha]]; while remaining ten disorders are [[vata]ja. [[Vata]]di [[dosha]] afflict the genital tract with their respective symptoms. [40-41]

==== General principles of management ====

==== General principles of management ====