The cure is mainly for the removal of americium and the reduction of relapse. Precipitous damp sprouts are prone to relapse, so clinical treatment often requires repeated treatment, and as the treatment cycle moves and prolongs, the virus becomes less toxic and the number of relapses decreases. In general, the first three months of the onset of a disease are high, and the chances of recurrence after three months are much lower, usually clinically based on six months of observation, which is judged to be a clinical cure.
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