Sentences with phrase «full course of treatment»

Nystatin pills are sometimes recommended if symptoms still persist after a full course of treatment lasting two weeks or if a secondary yeast infection of the milk ducts causing shooting pains in the breast during or after a feeding is present.

In that case, the woman should complete a full course of treatment before planning of the next pregnancy, and could conceive a baby just only after repeated checkup.

He challenged Mary Pendergast of the US Food and Drug Administration to immediately approve the use of Rifater, a combination of different drugs in a single pill, which encourages patients to complete the full course of treatment.

However, as a result of use and misuse of antibiotics (such as using the wrong drug, or not completing the full course of treatment) bacteria can develop drug resistance (known as acquired drug resistance).

(In wealthy countries, a full course of treatment with these drugs costs more than $ 75,000 per patient.)

Researchers said they were surprised by the findings, since the drugs can cost up to $ 100,000 for a full course of treatment.

In an outpatient blood and bone marrow stem cell transplant, the patient undergoes the full course of treatment (pre-transplant evaluation, conditioning, infusion of their stem cells, engraftment and recovery) on an outpatient basis rather than being admitted to the hospital for three to four weeks of treatment.

«The Killer» — Whether it's used as a spot treatment for when you feel a little «off» or for a full course of treatment, The Killer brings your vaginal pH back to its normal range allowing for an environmental re-set!

After a full course of treatment has been administered, most cats recover completely from the skin disease.

A dog will start to feel relief soon after treatment begins, but please complete the full course of treatment, and remember that all animals in the household need to be treated to ensure full eradication.

Clients know their pet is receiving the full course of treatment — with no pressure for them to remember to give daily doses.

We recommend using the full course of treatment to make sure you totally eliminate the problem.

Treatment normally involves a combination of topical anti-fungal medications, along with oral medications, and a full course of treatment may last anywhere from several weeks to a few months.

Unfortunately, much like the setup that's promised early on, The Inpatient just doesn't quite run its full course of treatment.

Outcomes from the pilot suggest that these efforts were successful with 94 % of participants randomized to FAIR engaging in treatment and 87 % completing the full course of treatment.