A Patient’s Guide to SOT Therapy
Q-RESTRAIN, previously known as SOT, is a therapy designed to match and target an infection curated specifically to the patient. It aims to disrupt the organism’s function and its continued survival within the body. People often explore this option when symptoms persist despite prior treatment, when they cannot tolerate oral regimens, or when they seek a more targeted approach.
What you’ll learn
- What Q-RESTRAIN (previously SOT) is and how it works
- How this differs from broad antibiotic approaches
- Who may be a good candidate and who should not proceed
- What infections may be evaluated and targeted
- How to prepare for testing and treatment
- What to expect after treatment
- Common reactions and when to reach out for support