Question 1

When should I take the PGI-I?

Accepted Answer

The PGI-I is designed to be taken after you have started treatment. It measures how much your condition has changed compared to before treatment began. It is typically administered at follow-up visits to track your progress over time.

Question 2

What does a score of 1 or 2 mean?

Accepted Answer

A score of 1 (very much better) or 2 (much better) indicates that you perceive significant improvement in your condition. In clinical trials, these responses are often classified as treatment success.

Question 3

Can this assessment be used on its own?

Accepted Answer

The PGI-I is most useful when combined with other clinical outcome measures. While it captures your subjective experience of improvement, objective measures such as symptom severity questionnaires provide additional clinical context.

PGI-I: Patient Global Impression of Improvement

Take the PGI-I to rate how much your condition has improved since beginning treatment for pelvic floor or urinary symptoms.

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