"If somebody says, 'You need this medication,' someone may respond, 'I have tawwakul,' " he said.
A person with ASD may respond atypically to medications, the medications can have adverse effects, and no known medication relieves autism's core symptoms of social and communication impairments.
An adult with a positive family history of depression who feels blue a good deal of the time without any recognizable cause may respond to medication.
If after surgery some tumor tissue remains, this may respond to medication, further surgery, or radiation therapy with a "gamma knife".
Furthermore, while symptomatic benefits were evident as early as study week 1 [ 24], some CHIP-CE PRF and WFIRS-P domains did not show improvements until study week 7, suggesting that some aspeCHIP-CE PRF and functioning may respond to stimulant medications over a longer treatment period than others.
For example, some migraines may respond well to medications taken in the first couple hours, but may not respond at all if the medications are taken later than that.
13 As such, eyes with recalcitrant exudative AMD may respond differently to these medications.
"Understanding some of these region-specific patterns may help us, at some point down the line, do a better job of predicting how patients may respond to different types of medication,".
People with LBD may respond more favorably to certain dementia medications than people with Alzheimer's, allowing for early treatment that may improve or extend the quality of life for both the patient and their caregiver.
In contrast, peak-dose dystonia, that occurs during the day, may respond to reduced dose of dopaminergic medications, given more frequently in smaller doses [ 9].
