'resolve symptoms' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to talk about trying to bring symptoms of a medical condition to an end. For example, "The team of doctors worked hard to resolve the patient's symptoms."
Surgical intervention, predominantly incomplete resection of SM, did not resolve symptoms or prevent disease progression [2].
This individual required treatment with carbamazepine and Botox in order to resolve symptoms over time.
Treatment through neuromuscular dentistry strives to reduce or resolve symptoms by focusing on fixing the muscles that support the bite.
That is, the addition of another psychoactive medication, with a different mechanism of action, to enhance the effect of the antidepressant and resolve symptoms.
Studies have shown that such action can help resolve symptoms in a significant number of patients whose symptoms have resisted the effects of single medication.
Furthermore, conservative management of patients with isolated internal iliac vein reflux did not resolve symptoms [ 21].
Dr. Torrey's research and clinical experience has convinced him (as has mine, me) that proper use of medication for acutely psychotic and for recently stabilized individuals is absolutely essential in resolving symptoms and reducing the appreciable risk of relapse.
Lumbosacral orthosis was suggested to the patients with pain due to instability until resolving symptoms of instability.
H. pylori eradication therapy is effective in many cases of peptic ulcer disease and resolves symptoms in a substantial proportion with nonulcer dyspepsia [ 12, 13].
Neodymium YAG laser vitreolysis has been used to treat vitreous floaters [ 2, 3], but is less efficacious than vitrectomy which completely resolves symptoms in 93% of eyes [ 4].
The major goal of testosterone replacement therapy is to increase serum testosterone concentrations to physiological concentrations with the purpose of resolving symptoms and biological sequelae of hypogonadism.
