'undertaking treatment' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing a medical or therapeutic situation, such as someone agreeing to or beginning to undergo treatment for an injury or illness. Example Sentence: The patient expressed willingness to undertake treatment for their chronic back pain.
We also understand how disruptive this condition can be and are committed to undertaking treatment with care, patience, and attention to detail.
Clinicians undertaking treatment of such complex anatomy cases need to be extremely patient as prolonged and multiple appointments are very much a certainty.
Using the rates of spontaneous resolution of heavy menstrual bleeding, in conjunction with interference with life, and the symptoms of skipped periods and cycle 'too variable to say', will allow a more informed decision about undertaking treatment or not.
Our findings suggest that over the trajectory of the PCa journey, depression and anxiety prevalence are highest in patients who have yet to undergo treatment (17.27% and 27.4%, respectively), lowest in patients who are currently undertaking treatment (14.70% and 15.90%, respectively) before rising again in patients who have completed treatment (18.44% and 18.49%, respectively).
Exacerbation of symptoms usually occurs when people stop undertaking treatment.
A career woman determined to undertake treatment without her mother's comfort.
According to Colin Wallis, this happens rarely because only well-motivated patients are selected at the outset and they are given a clear idea of the commitment needed to undertake treatment.
The aim of the present research project was to study every oral/dental complications with different signs and symptoms exhibited by diabetic patients, as well as to propose a manual of dental procedures to undertake treatment.
Galliano says he has undertaken treatment for his addictions.
Invisible orthodontic techniques, such as clear aligners and lingual appliances, have deeply changed orthodontics, allowing patients with particular professional and social needs [1, 2] to undertake treatment.
On Friday, Farren's family released a statement appealing for financial help to help raise around £25,000 which will enable the former footballer to undertake treatment at a specialist cancer centre in Germany.
