Treatment of Conditions that Increase in Severity and/or Occurrence During One or More Phases of the Menstrual Cycle
OwnerYun Anthony Joonkyoo, Patrick Yuarn-Bor Leeinventors
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Abstract
Methods are provided for treating a subject for a condition. In accordance with the subject methods, at least a portion of a subject's autonomic nervous system is modulated during at least one predetermined phase of the subject's menstrual cycle to alter the parasympathetic activity/sympathetic activity ratio in a manner that is effective to treat the subject for the condition. The subject methods find use in the treatment of a variety of different conditions, including various disease conditions, that increase in severity and/or occurrence during one or more phases of the menstrual cycle. Also provided are systems and kits for use in practicing the subject methods.
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A multi-dose package comprising:
- a first unit dosage of an active agent and
- a second unit dosage of the active agent;
- wherein the amount of the active agent in the first unit dosage differs from the amount of the active agent in the second unit dosage, and
- wherein the unit dosages of the active agent are selected to treat a subject for a condition that is increased in severity or occurrence during one or more phases of the menstrual cycle.
A method of treating a subject for a condition that is increased in severity or occurrence during one or more phases of the menstrual cycle, the method comprising:
- administering to a subject one of a plurality of unit dosage forms of an active agent contained in a single multi-dose package comprising:
- a first unit dosage of an active agent and
- a second unit dosage of the active agent;
- wherein the amount of the active agent in the first unit dosage differs from the amount of the active agent in the second unit dosage, and
- wherein the unit dosages of the active agent are selected to treat a subject for a condition that is increased in severity or occurrence during one or more phases of the menstrual cycle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.