monotherapy

monotherapy is often the first line of treatment for many diseases.

in some cases, monotherapy may not be sufficient to control the symptoms.

doctors may recommend monotherapy for patients with mild conditions.

monotherapy can reduce the risk of drug interactions.

some patients prefer monotherapy to avoid the side effects of combination therapy.

clinical trials often evaluate the efficacy of monotherapy versus combination therapy.

monotherapy is not always the best option for chronic conditions.

patients should discuss the risks and benefits of monotherapy with their doctors.

monotherapy can be effective in managing certain mental health disorders.

healthcare providers often consider monotherapy for initial treatment plans.