Related for Ketubot 148:2
תנו רבנן הלכה אצל חכם והתירה מקודשת אצל רופא וריפא אותה אינה מקודשת מה בין חכם לרופא חכם עוקר את הנדר מעיקרו ורופא אינו מרפא אלא מכאן ולהבא
Our rabbis taught: If she went to a sage [after her betrothal] and he released her vow, her betrothal is valid. [If she went] to a physician who cured her, her betrothal is invalid. What is the difference between a sage and a physician? A sage uproots the vow from its roots, but a physician heals only from now and onward.
Tosefta Ketubot
A man who betroths a wife with the understanding that she has no [standing] vows [that she needs to fulfil], but it turns out that she does have vows—she is not betrothed. If she went to a sage who released her from the vow—then she is betrothed. If he brought her in[to his house, i.e. they got married] without stipulation [that she had or didn't have vows], and it turns out that she has vows—she goes out without her ketubah. If she went to sage who released the vow, then [the ketubah] would stand. [If he betrothed her] with the understanding that she has no physical defects [but it turns out that she does]—she is not betrothed. If she went to a doctor and he healed her—she is betrothed. If he brought her in without stipulation but it turns out that she does have defects, she goes out she is not betrothed; even though she went to the doctor and he healed her, she leaves without her ketubah. These are the vows they were talking about: E.g. she vowed to not eat meat, to not drink wine, or to not dress in dyed clothes.
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