Common knowledge about medication that patients with hamartoma should know

If you are unfortunately diagnosed with hamartoma in life, then the use of medication during the treatment process is inevitable. Some of the medicines are also taken after discharge from the hospital. This requires us to understand some common sense about medicines, such as the shelf life, dosage, side effects, etc. So today, let's take a look at the common sense of medication that hamartoma patients must know?

1. Pay attention to the shelf life of the medicine and stop taking expired medicine. After opening the medicine, keep it away from moisture and store it in a relatively dry place.

2. Carefully read the instructions for the medicine in the package to make sure whether you are suitable for taking this medicine (because some medicines have prohibited groups of people). Then check the time period for taking the medicine, such as: taking it on an empty stomach or after a meal, etc. (Tip: Taking the medicine in the right time period is conducive to the absorption and effect of the active ingredients of the medicine) You should also pay attention to the dosage and frequency of taking, how much medicine to take at a time, how many times a day, and how much the dosage should be reduced when children take the medicine. In addition, the possible side effects of the medicine are also something you should pay attention to.

3. Please take medicine with warm water: Regardless of whether it is Chinese or Western medicine, it is best to take it with warm water. It is not advisable to drink beverages such as tea, milk, coffee or cola, because some ingredients in them will combine with the alkaloids in the medicine to produce precipitates, which will affect the absorption of the medicine.

4. During the medication period, you should pay attention to adjusting your eating habits. For example, if you usually like spicy food, you may need to eat less while taking a certain medicine.

5. "All medicines are toxic", this is a long-standing saying, and it is true! Therefore, if the discomfort symptoms are eliminated after taking a certain medicine, you should reduce the use of the medicine or stop using it. Or, if you still can't achieve the effect after taking a certain medicine for a long time, you should stop taking it and go to the hospital to consult a doctor. In addition, some medicines cannot be taken together, which may cause serious toxic side effects. Regarding the time to stop taking the medicine and the compatibility of the medicine, we recommend that you consult a doctor.

In order for us to effectively treat hamartoma, let us work together to create a safe medication environment!