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This is a conceptual issue that i need to be clear about. a person can be treated for reversible causes if the person is not terminal. but does it make sense to say that a person can be "treated for reversible causes" if the person is terminal?
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Yes, a terminal person can still be treated for reversible causes, such as infections, if they are causing significant symptoms. They remain terminal due to their main condition otherwise.
Answered 8/31/2021
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