Understanding Remission: What It Means for Patients
Patients typically feel happy or relieved when their disease goes into remission. Remission is a period when symptoms disappear or become less severe—temporary or permanent. For chronic/severe diseases, remission can mean improved quality of life, daily function, reduced pain, and longer life expectancy.
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