Sentence examples for given symptomatic from inspiring English sources

Both groups were given symptomatic medication (paracetamol or nasal decongestants if necessary and both were treated with therapeutic irrigation with isotonic sodium chloride solution 4 times daily.

She was given symptomatic treatment and released but returned with altered mental status, shortness of breath, and abdominal pain.

Twenty-four of thirty-three (72%) patients with PERM were graded as modified Rankin scale 5. Most patients were given symptomatic treatments that were often helpful.

Even in the small proportion of diagnosed cases of RLS, patients are often only given symptomatic treatments, none of which treat the underlying problem of RLS (Hening et al. 2004b).

In terms of the type of treatment and response, patients who are given symptomatic treatment survive very poorly, as expected, although this is likely to represent both the treatment and the nature of the patient and their disease.

Interestingly, the majority of patients were given symptomatic treatment, mainly with carbamazepine; it has been widely reported that patients with PRRT2-positive PKD are more likely to respond well to the drug than patients without a mutation (Li et al., 2013; Mao et al., 2014).

It gives symptomatic relief from hay fever and head colds by drying up nasal and lachrymal secretions, and it can be given prior to surgery to reduce the production of saliva and airway secretions.

(Specialist, UK) Similarly, the decision to give symptomatic cough treatment in patients with ICC was driven by the impact on the patient's life.

The diagnosis was repeatedly doubted, but cortisone gave symptomatic relief and was therefore continued at 5 mg/day with intermittent high-dose treatment (25 mg/day) during exacerbations.

However, similar to our case, their patient had persistent shoulder symptoms for one year before the exostoses, arising from the under surface of the acromion and the clavicle, were evident on the plain radiographs and were subsequently excised through an open approach giving symptomatic relief.

The patient was given only symptomatic and supportive treatment and is well and alive on six months follow-up.