According to charaka, which of the following virechana oushadha is Anapaayi (free from complications)?

According to charaka, which of the following virechana oushadha is Anapaayi (free from complications)?

  • Correct Answer: Pragraha
  • Lodra
  • Koodarana
  • Tikthala

Explanation: Charaka considers Pragraha a complication-free virechana oushadha. The correct answer is [A].

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