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Changing the tablet routine intake ???
I have a doubt regarding the tablet intake time pattern
Suppose if I take tablets today morning & if I take same tablet at night tomorrow
1) does the time pattern change the tablet intake cause any damage & severe effects of the condition?
2) suppose doctor prescribed the tablet at morning and night,if I skip the tablet at the morning and if I take the tablet at tomorrow morning or afternoon,
Does it cause any effects,what happens if we suppose to intake the tablet of delayed time instead of regular time pattern...???
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The duration of action of each medicine is different from other medicine so so try to follow the correct schedule of taking the medicine so that the problem will comes under control.
Try to contact me with the medicines detail so that I can explain you in detail
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Depends on the medicine.
Each medicine has a time duration of action. Hence the next dose should be taken to maintain the adequate drug levels.
If the time schedule is not followed, the drug action may not achieved.
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Timings matter according to the composition of the medicine
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Dr. Deepika Vatsa
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It is better to take medicines on prescribed time.Every drug has it's own time of action.
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