reduction in disease symptoms

What is Symptom Reduction?

Symptom reduction refers to the decrease in the intensity, frequency, or duration of symptoms experienced by individuals affected by a disease. This can be achieved through therapeutic interventions, lifestyle changes, or public health measures.

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