Sentence examples for have a remission from inspiring English sources

Patients with hyperthyroidism caused by Graves disease are often treated with an antithyroid drug for one to two years in the hope that they will have a remission of the disease and remain well after the drug is stopped; this is successful in 30 to 50 percent of patients.

Well, the reality of it is, when the disease is more active or when your symptoms are more active, I think that your answers would tend to be different than when you're in, and I won't say I'm in remission, because you don't have a remission with the disease.

About 30 to 40% of these patients will have a remission of their diabetes that may last for several years.

61 For example, subjects with new-onset T1D may present with high glucose levels and then have a remission that is either spontaneous or induced by immunosuppression.

She received treatment for depression with a psychostimulant after completion of the survey, was subsequently enrolled in a hospice, and was documented by a psychiatrist to have a remission in her depression before her death.

In another report, patients with higher PLA2R ABs were less likely to have a remission (spontaneous or therapy-induced) and antibody titer, not proteinuria, was an independent risk factor for not achieving remission [ 46].

One patient had a remission after being treated only twice, and even then the reaction was so delayed that it took the researchers by surprise.

The remaining seven patients had a remission period lasting for two weeks to one year after a recurrent period.

In the largest published multi-site study, after 30 sessions over six weeks, 14% of the patients with treatment-resistant major depression had a remission compared to 6% of patients who underwent sham treatment.

IPT + TAU participants with PTSD at baseline had a remission rate of 58% at three months.

At 2-weeks post treatment 6 of 10 of patients had a remission (a score ≤ 10) on the HAM-D and 7 of 10 on the HAM-A.