Käsitsetavad

Käsitsetavad is an Estonian term that translates to "manageable" or "treatable" in English. It is commonly used in a medical or psychological context to describe a condition, illness, or problem that can be effectively managed or treated. The term implies that while a situation may not be entirely curable, there are existing methods, therapies, or approaches that can significantly improve the quality of life for the individual experiencing it.

When a condition is described as käsitsetav, it suggests that a positive outcome is possible, even if it requires ongoing effort or adherence to a treatment plan. This could involve medication, therapy, lifestyle changes, or a combination of these. The focus is on the controllability of the issue rather than its complete eradication. The term carries a sense of hope and practicality, indicating that solutions are available and that individuals can actively participate in their own care or improvement. It is often used to reassure patients or stakeholders that a situation is not insurmountable and that progress can be made.