There is no trivial matter in taking medicine: forget to take medicine in the last meal, and don’t find supplements in the next meal.
The correct approach should be: if there is still enough time interval between taking the medicine next time when you think of it, you can make up for the medicine you forgot to take in time when you think of it, and the medicine next time will still be taken at the original time. For example, if you take the medicine once a day (i.e. Once every 24 hours), you will find that you have forgotten to take it within five or six hours. Drugs taken twice a day (i.e. Once every 12 hours) are found forgetting to take within three or four hours. Three times a day (i. E. Every 8 hours), In an hour or two, I found Read More …