A History of Indian Medical Literature v1.c24.12

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Particular symptoms in persons habitually suppressing their urges should make the physician decide to reject them for treatment (4.21cd). The specific treatments of the disorders resulting from suppression have been described, but, generally, one should try to normalize the course of the provoked vāta (4.22–23). Morally condemnable urges to be controlled are enumerated (4.24).38