> I emphasize this because, to a layman, the word "treatment" implies a method that addresses causes, not effects. This is not the case. By this logic Tylenol

> I emphasize this because, to a layman, the word "treatment" implies a method that addresses causes, not effects. This is not the case. By this logic Tylenol is not a treatment for a headache. There are a lot of treatments that are treating symptoms and not causes. Good doctors and nurses will generally point this out to patients when prescribing something.