Kidney stones are notoriously painful, and typically treated with morphine or other painkillers.
Children's cancers are typically treated with highly toxic chemotherapy and often radiation that threatens their future fertility.
Post-traumatic stress disorder is typically treated with behavioral therapy and antidepressants.
The injury is typically treated with a cast from the foot to above the knee; the good news is that no surgery or resetting is needed.
H.I.V. is typically treated with a cocktail of medications — including one kind of drug to stop the virus from entering cells and other kinds of drugs to inhibit it from replicating.
Hydrocephalus is typically treated with a ventriculoperitoneal or ventriculoatrial shunt.
Flail chest is a life-threatening injury typically treated with supportive ventilation and analgesia.
Women with breast cancer involving the lymph nodes are typically treated with cytotoxic chemotherapy.
Testicular torsion (TT), a common surgical emergency worldwide, is typically treated with orchiectomy or orchiopexy.
Overall, such businesses are great for the occasional sniffle and sprain — health conditions that are typically treated with transaction-like care.
Secondary hepatic lymphoma is typically treated with chemotherapy, with the treatment regimen dictated by the histological subtype.
