Sentence examples for continued symptomatic from inspiring English sources

Longer-term therapy has been associated with continued symptomatic improvement and the prevention of relapse, and therapy should be continued for at least 12-24 months for most patients [ 32].

For example, Dawson et al. [ 37] found heightened SCL in patients with schizophrenia prior to a psychotic relapse, compared to patients with schizophrenia with continued symptomatic remission; NS-SCR frequency did not discriminate between relapse and continued remission patients.

She was right, and a plan was made to withhold antibiotic and continue symptomatic treatment.

If they are mild, treatment can be continued and symptomatic relief with antihistamines and hydrocortisone cream can be offered.

This indicates that the migraine process continues despite symptomatic relief by a drug.

Only 1 of the 12 symptomatic patients developed clinical signs of significant cardiac failure and continued to be symptomatic 2 years later.

Perhaps, the spokesperson continued, this was symptomatic of a broader condition: elections across the country appeared to have "degenerated" and become "hate filled".

At > or = 12 months, 50% failed therapy, 86% continued to be symptomatic, and 58% did not tolerate their initial multidrug regimen.These results emphasize the observed chronic nature of MAI pulmonary disease in this population, both before diagnosis and despite therapy.

At that point, 75 percent of the participants treated with E.M.D.R. who were traumatized as adults were symptom-free, compared with 33.3 percent of the E.M.D.R.-treated group traumatized in childhood; everyone in the Prozac group continued to be symptomatic.

Unfortunately, patients with <50 % decrease in headache frequency (all belonging to NR-group) continued to overuse symptomatic medications.

A different pattern of responses was observed between MOH patients who continued to overuse symptomatic medications and therefore retained a chronic pattern of headache (NR-group) and those patients who showed an improvement ≥50%% in headache days/month from baseline, not overusing symptomatic drugs and without any relapse at 1-year follow-up (R-group).