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Therapy or treatment is the remediation of a health problem, after the diagnosis. Types of therapy include:

drug therapy , in which drugs are used to treat an issue
massage therapy
occupational therapy
physical therapy ( physiotherapy)
psychotherapy, where combinations of drugs and communications are used to treat mental health or personality development issues.
radiation therapy
recreational therapy
speech therapy
surgery
alternative forms such as crystal therapy

See also Palliative care.

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