The phrase "already treated before" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a topic or issue that has been addressed or discussed previously.
Example: "The issue of climate change has already been treated before in our previous meetings, so we can skip that part today."
Alternatives: "previously addressed" or "discussed earlier".
It is also possible that the exclusion of patients already treated (i.e. patients who were treated before follow-up), may have hidden associations with other medical specialties among prescribing physicians.
Furthermore, we found that PPCM patients who were already treated for 3 7 days with bromocriptine before the initial diagnosis of PPCM was made and the baseline blood sample was collected displayed significantly lower miR-146a levels as compared to not-treated patients (Fig. 3a), while LVEF and NT-proBNP levels were not yet changed (Fig. 3b, c).
He said he knew one family well because he had already treated their young daughter for another health issue before the attack.
In patients already treated for ADHD, alternatively, a dose reduction or drug holiday could be proposed before referring to the specialist, the latter principally to confirm the potential role of the drug in the hypertensive state.
Antidepressant history, before baseline, was not collected, therefore percentage of naïve patients and already treated patients are unknown.
The main finding of this study was that the single pill-based administration for combinatorial antihypertensive and LDL cholesterol-lowering therapy with amlodipine and atorvastatin successfully decreased clinic BP so as to improve the achievement of target BP in hypertensive CKD patients already being treated before the start of the combination therapy.
In some cases, abortions are already treated as murder.
He was thinking about the marine he had already treated.
I have already treated this subject elsewhere.
