Why Might a Patient Be Non-Responsive to Treatment?
There are several reasons why a patient might not respond to treatment:
Incorrect Diagnosis: The initial diagnosis might have been incorrect, leading to ineffective treatment. Medication Non-Adherence: Patients may not be taking their medication as prescribed. Co-morbidities: The presence of additional diseases or conditions can complicate treatment. Drug Resistance: Bacteria or viruses may be resistant to the prescribed medications. Side Effects: Adverse reactions to treatment may prevent patients from continuing their medication. Lifestyle Factors: Poor diet, lack of exercise, or substance abuse can hinder the effectiveness of treatment.
