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Turn clinical treatment information into plain-language patient explanations: what, why, risks honestly framed, alternatives, and the questions to invite.
Write a plain-language patient explanation for: {{treatment}} (the clinical facts: what it involves, why it's indicated, material risks and their rough likelihoods, alternatives including do-nothing, recovery/aftercare).
Structure: what's happening and why in everyday words (analogies where accurate), what the experience is like (before/during/after — the unknowns are what patients fear), risks framed honestly WITHOUT alarm (likelihood in natural frequencies — '1 in 100' beats '1%' — common-minor separated from rare-serious), the alternatives fairly stated (including waiting — informed consent means real options), aftercare as actions, and the invitation: the 3 questions patients usually want to ask but don't. Reading level: {{level}}. Note: for the clinician to review before use — plain language must stay clinically accurate.
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