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PITRA DOSHA & MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS

As earlier pointed out, the Medical Profession has been considered as Noble Jobs. Hence there are rules & regulation surrounds this Medical Profession. Let us see the ethical & moral code of conduct defined by the Vedas.

1. The quality of service should not be weighed against the quantum of money involved.

2. Lethargic attitude which leads to the loss of limbs or lives.

3. Motivated killing or allowing a person to die for want of proper Medicinal care.

4. Performing abortion to gain monetarily.

5. Unethical treatment for promoting self interest.

Here Medical Professionals includes Doctors and all type of Para Medics. If a Medical Professional indulges in this type of unethical method, he will earn enormous amount of Money along with huge Pitra Dosha or Pithru Dosham. He/She will bequeath not only his/her property, but also the curses in the form of Pithru Dosham or Pitra Dosha to their future generations.
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