If you are sick and consult with a doctor, they will probably give you some medicine. Then it’s your duty to take your medicine regularly. I have seen many people in my family who think that if they take that medicine, they should be cured immediately. They don’t maintain a 6—or 8-hour gap or take medicine before or after… Then, they often face late or not being cured at all.
One individual once had some gum problems. My sister, Dr. Sonia, gave him mouthwash to take three times a day (8-hour gap). After a few days, he said it was not working. Sonia was a little surprised, so she gave him an ointment. Then I started taking care of his mouthwash use. I followed the clock and started giving him mouthwash three times a day. Within two days, he recovered and didn’t need to use the ointment.
It’s difficult to maintain the timing for taking medicine. If you are not busy, again, you might forget about the medicine. The better way is (as I have seen) to set an alarm on your cell phone. This is really a good way of practicing taking medicine. Then you will always take medicine on time. This is especially helpful for taking antibiotics.
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