symptomatically

Their existence, the fact that people want them, is symptomatically important.

An acute attack, at the outset, is best treated symptomatically.

It is also important to know that even though the disease does not have a cure, symptoms can be treated symptomatically.

Finally he accredited nothing that occurred and all his symptomatically misunderstood.

All we can do now is make the boys comfortable, stay alert, treat them symptomatically, and begin work first thing tomorrow.

Many patients are able to treat problems symptomatically.

"Maria's one who always pushes on though she doesn't feel symptomatically optimal," he says.

This may be symptomatically accurate, but it doesn't make things any easier, technically speaking.

We may not do anything except to treat it symptomatically or do a stool culture.

Fourteen cases presented symptomatically with polyps at an average of 38.3 years (range 13-69).

After birth, the diagnosis is initially made symptomatically and can be confirmed through genetic testing.

If, on the other hand, the disease symptomatically recurs rapidly, chemotherapy may be beneficial.

Most patients have mild-to-moderate cases, and can be treated symptomatically with lubricants.

On the other hand, those with milder disease have survived into the fifth decade if symptomatically treated.

I am never going to get better; my illness is managed symptomatically, and every flare-up leaves me with more damage.

All other ailments were treated symptomatically by palliative methods.

Symptomatically, the importance of the Italian language weakened.

Where Miller's work is symptomatically important is in its avoidance of any of these attitudes.

Cattle should be treated symptomatically when possible.

Diarrhoea was treated symptomatically, usually coincidentally by morphine given primarily for pain.

The vomiting and diarrhea are treated symptomatically and will usually resolve after one to two days.

Prohibiting private tuitions only treated the issue symptomatically than by addressing the cause of decreasing quality.

Such postcards are therefore symptomatically important as a sort of saturnalia, a harmless rebellion against virtue.

Exposure to formaldehyde should be treated symptomatically.

These treatment modalities may make the patient symptomatically better, improving quality of life and in some trials have been proven to reduce mortality.