(a) The treatment ordered by a medical professional;
(b) The dosage, frequency, and method of administration of the medication;
(c) The documented response to treatment;
(d) Any negative or adverse effects of treatment;
(e) The length of treatment.
Interestingly, the SSA reviews, skeptically, those severe disorders that
have not "received ongoing treatment" by the medical profession.
In fact, there does appear to be a presumption that if the person has
not received treatment then that person will not be able to show that
an impairment meets the medical listing. Instead, the claimant will have
to demonstrate that the medical impairment limits their residual functional capacity.