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If you regurgitate hours after taking medication, is it still effective?
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Depends: Most of the time your stomach would empty rather rapidly. However, absorption from the intestines could take longer. I am quite confident that after "hours" the drug has cleared your GI tract and is circulating in your blood stream.
Answered 6/10/2014
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