Antipsychiatric medicine

2024-09-16 05:17:16
Can I take antipsychiatric medicine at night without eating food. Is it ok to take it with out food?
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Hello dear, Mental illnesses can be a result of multiple factors including biological, emotional, social and personal. In order to treat these illnesses, its important to identify the underlying cause and then treat accordingly using medicine and Psychotherapy. Usually it takes a week or two before the treatment results in improvement.
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Answered2024-10-02 18:09:28

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Why do you want to do that? Most medications for better absorption and less GI side effects needs to be taken after having meals.
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you need psychoeducation ---- consult your psychiatrist

Answered2024-09-24 08:36:19

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Yes mostly but depends on what medication you are taking. Best thing is you are taking medications.
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ask your psychiatrist next consulation
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at present take medications with food or without

Answered2024-09-18 13:25:31

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Hi
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Answered2024-09-18 12:05:55

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Well it depends upon which medication you are taking. Most of psychiatric medications should be taken after food.
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Answered2024-09-16 11:43:17

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Hi.. need further history regarding the medicines you are taking to advise appropriately. It depends on the medicines you are using.

Answered2024-09-16 08:29:12

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It depends upon the medication you are using some medications can cause drowsiness or sedation such medications are need to be taken at night…some medications need to be taken along with food so as to decrease stomach upset or increase its absorption…so it all depends upon the medication you are using and each medicine has its own pharmacological properties accordingly they are prescribed

Answered2024-09-16 07:08:21

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