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>Usually curing would mean fixing the problem No, I believe you’re thinking of “problem” in a different way. A cure permanently relieves symptoms of a diseas
by WhitneyLand 3y ago
>Usually curing would mean fixing the problem
No, I believe you’re thinking of “problem” in a different way.
A cure permanently relieves symptoms of a disease. The symptoms are what’s “gone and is never coming back.”
That much alone is called a “functional cure”, it’s not just a treatment.
The difference between a cure and a functional cure depends on the disease but in either case, it means it’s not coming back.
- thaumasiotes 3y ago> No, I believe you’re thinking of “problem” in a different way. > A cure permanently relieves symptoms of a disease. This is a surreal correction for you to make after selectively quoting the first half of my sentence. Let's look at the whole thing: >> Usually curing would mean fixing the problem, or more specifically it would mean permanently eliminating the symptoms. Did you have something to add to that?