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What do you call a cure for a disease?

Panacea (medicine) – Wikipedia.

What is a synonym for curing healing?

synonyms for healing –

curative curing invigorating mending medicinal remedial

See also synonyms for: healings On this page you’ll find 35 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to healing, such as: curative, curing, invigorating, mending, medicinal, and remedial.

What is a synonym for cure all?

Synonyms of cure-all. : a remedy for all ills : panacea.

What is an example of a cure?

What’s the Difference Between a Treatment and a Cure? Health care providers can treat medical problems and sometimes cure them. But how is a “treatment” different from a “cure”? A treatment is something that health care providers do for their patients to control a health problem, lessen its symptoms, or clear it up.

• Treatments can include medicine, therapy, surgery, or other approaches.
• A cure is when a treatment makes a health problem go away and it’s not expected to come back.
• Some health problems have a cure.
• For example, to treat, health care providers use special creams, powders, or sprays that kill the fungus that causes the infection.

Other health problems have no cure — this means a person will always have it. When there’s no cure, sometimes a treatment can help to manage the problem. For example, is a lifelong condition. Health care providers by prescribing insulin. This treatment helps keep a person’s blood sugar levels in a healthy range, but it won’t cure the disease.

What is cure and heal?

“A cure signified the banishment of physical illness, but a healing could mean not just a physical cure, but a repairing and strengthening of the mind and spirit to improve the quality of life even when no physical cure was possible.” — Susan Howitch, Absolute Truths – If we focus exclusively on being cured – on the disappearance of illness – then we may miss the healing God has brought or is bringing to our loved one or us.

• I have a close friend who has a degenerative muscle disorder in her legs.
• For the sake of this blog, I’ll refer to her as Sage.
• When I first met Sage, several years ago, she had unusual but minor leg weakness.
• She only needed to use a walking stick in the winter to cope with the chronic weakness in her legs.

At that point, she was looking for a cure. Actually, she started out first just looking for a diagnosis so that she could be on her way toward a cure. She endured test after painful test. She saw specialist after specialist. None of these could tell her why she had the deteriorating leg weakness,

They were only able to rule out muscular dystrophy and muscular sclerosis among other illnesses and syndromes. They could only tell her what she did not have, Her leg muscles continued to atrophy. Now, she is wheelchair bound. I also know another woman whom I will refer to as Kendall. Kendall was also diagnosed with a debilitating illness for which there is no cure.

Kendall is now almost 40 years old and lives with her mom. Kendall has allowed her illness to dis-able her. She is listless and wonders about the meaning of her life. I bring up Kendall not to be judgmental but rather to highlight how her attitude toward her disability has dis-abled her.

• In contrast, Sage has not let her disability dis-able her.
• She persevered through the disability.
• First she graduated from college then she obtained a master’s degree in counseling.
• Upon becoming a licensed counselor, she opened her own counseling practice.
• After several years in private practice she also now teaches counseling in a university.

In the midst of this she also fell in love and was married. Sage has not experienced a cure, but she continually experiences healing both personally and professionally. Her two professions also allow her to help individuals and families experience healing and teach future counselors how to participate in the healing process.

What is another word for universal cure?

What is another word for universal cure?

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