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| − | + | <p style="text-align:justify;">'Nidana' means cause and 'parivarjana' means removal or eradication. It is important principle of management. Any treatment is not successful without eradication of cause. This treatment is specifically indicated in management of diseases caused due to micro-organisms.[[Vyadhita Rupiya Vimana#Principles of management|(Cha.Vi.7/15)]] </p> | |
| − | 'Nidana' means cause and 'parivarjana' means removal or eradication. It is important principle of management. Any treatment is not successful without eradication of cause. This treatment is specifically indicated in management of diseases caused due to micro-organisms.[[Vyadhita Rupiya Vimana#Principles of management|(Cha.Vi.7/15)]] | ||
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'Nidana' means cause and 'parivarjana' means removal or eradication. It is important principle of management. Any treatment is not successful without eradication of cause. This treatment is specifically indicated in management of diseases caused due to micro-organisms.(Cha.Vi.7/15)