Pharmacological therapy

Pharmacological therapy refers to the use of medications to treat diseases or manage health conditions. This approach involves prescribing specific drugs that can help alleviate symptoms, cure illnesses, or prevent health problems. Doctors carefully select these medications based on their effectiveness and the patient's unique health needs. Common forms of pharmacological therapy include pain relievers, antibiotics, and medications for chronic conditions like diabetes or hypertension. The goal is to improve patients' quality of life, manage their health, and support recovery through appropriate and safe use of medications.