Medical Science - Medical Treatments

a method of introducing sperm into the reproductive system to aid pregnancy, often used in cases of infertility

medical procedures or interventions that assist individuals or couples in achieving pregnancy

the practice of enhancing athletic performance by artificially increasing red blood cells or improving the blood's oxygen-carrying capacity

the transfer of blood from a donor to a recipient to address medical needs

a medical procedure where a liquid is introduced into the rectum to aid in bowel movements or administer treatments

a basic medical treatment given to someone in an emergency before they are taken to the hospital

the process that enhances the body's defenses against specific diseases, usually achieved through the administration of vaccines

suppression of the immune system's activity, often intentionally for medical reasons

special treatment provided for someone who is seriously injured or is extremely ill

(medicine) the treatment of diseases like cancer using radiation from a radioactive source

cleansing a body part, like wounds or cavities, using a fluid stream, often for medical purposes

initial, essential healthcare services addressing general health needs and preventive care, often provided by family physicians or general practitioners

healthcare services outside of the public system, typically requiring payment by patients or private insurance, and may involve private facilities or practitioners

preventive treatment to protect against the development or spread of diseases, infections, or other health conditions

a set of instructions given to someone regarding what they should eat or do to maintain or restore their health

temporary or short-term care provided to individuals with disabilities, chronic illnesses, or other special needs

the process or an act of introducing a vaccine into the body as a precaution against contracting a disease

medical treatment using hormones to relieve symptoms of hormonal imbalances, commonly prescribed for conditions like menopause or low testosterone

a medical procedure using extreme cold, often liquid nitrogen, to remove or destroy abnormal tissues like warts or tumors

preventive treatment to reduce blood clot risk, often used in medical settings for high-risk patients

a medical process using a machine to filter blood waste and excess fluids for individuals with kidney failure

a medical procedure removing blood, separating and filtering the plasma to treat certain conditions, and returning the blood cells to the individual

a medical procedure removing specific blood components, like plasma or platelets, and returning the rest to the individual

a medical treatment that trains the body to fight diseases, like cancer or infections, by boosting its natural defense mechanisms

the process of treating a disease, particularly cancer, using chemicals

a medical treatment that utilizes light-emitting substances to treat or visualize cells in the body

a light-activated treatment to target and destroy abnormal cells, such as cancer cells

a medical treatment that uses high doses of radiation to target and destroy or shrink cancer cells, preventing them from dividing and growing

a type of medical treatment specifically targets and inhibits disease-causing cells while sparing healthy cells

a type of medical treatment that uses physical techniques such as massages, exercises, etc. rather than drugs

the therapeutic treatment and assessment of communication problems and disorders of speech, voice, and language

the beneficial use of water, such as in baths or pools, to promote physical well-being and relieve discomfort

the use of heat, such as warm packs or heating pads, as a therapeutic method to relieve pain and promote healing

the process of treating a patient's physical or mental illness using specific activities

a medical approach that involves altering or replacing genes in a person's cells to treat or prevent genetic diseases

a medical treatment that uses bacteriophages, or viruses that specifically target and kill bacteria, to combat bacterial infections

the use of medication or pharmaceuticals to treat, manage, or prevent various diseases or conditions in the body

an emergency procedure to revive someone's breathing and blood circulation during cardiac arrest

medical intervention or therapy that sustain or replace vital bodily functions, such as breathing or heart function, to keep a person alive in critical medical situations

a rehabilitation program for people with chronic lung diseases to improve breathing and quality of life

a treatment that destroys abnormal tissue or cells, such as in the treatment of cardiac arrhythmias or certain cancers

‌a type of psychotherapy that motivates individuals to express their emotional and psychological challenges using art materials

a medical procedure that involves inserting a needle into the lower part of the spine to collect a special fluid for diagnostic purposes or treatment

a form of hands-on therapy that uses different techniques, such as stretching and pressure, to diagnose, treat, and prevent pain and movement problems in the body

the process of treating a disease, particularly cancer, using X-rays or similar forms of radiation

a therapeutic method to relieve pain and treat muscle and skeletal disorders by realigning and stretching the spine

a period of continuous drug treatment

the first medical treatment one receives for sickness, for instance, from a family doctor