Do you feel that your treatment is sufficient?
Treatment Satisfaction & Recovery
Of the 61% who stated that their treatment was sufficient:
- 11% had completely recovered
- 43% had recovered to a large extent
- 5% experienced little or no improvement
Of the 39% who stated that their treatment was insufficient:
- 1% had completely recovered
- 13% had recovered to a large extent
- 32% experienced little or no improvement
The longer the treatment, the more one was satisfied with the treatment. 48% of the patients that were treated between 1 to 2 years were satisfied; for patients between 2 to 3 years it was 60%; for those between 3 to 5 years it was 61% and for patients who were treated for longer than 5 years it was 64%.
Patients who received injections or sublingual tablets were more satisfied than patients who were given ordinary tablets.
Patients who were satisfied with their treatment indicated the following:
Treatment with injections:
14% received weekly injections, or more often
6% every one to two weeks
17% every two to three weeks
29% monthly
13% every five to seven weeks
11% every two months
3% every three months
5% of the patients used sublingual tablets (or a spray)
1% received no more treatment
Patients who are dissatisfied with their treatment indicate the following:
Treatment with injections:
9% received weekly injections, or more often
5% every one to two weeks
12.2% every two to three weeks
28% monthly
10% every five to seven weeks
16% every two months
7% every three months
7% of the patients used sublingual tablets (or a spray)
4% received no more treatment