Your pharmacist: can help you to understand the instructions on the prescription bottle. Take as prescribed.
Answered 7/18/2014
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Antibiotics: When and as your doctor prescribes them . Antibiotics cannot fix every infection, they work only for bacterial infections. Over using antibiotics can can cause bacteria to become resistant to antibiotics and that means antibiotics won't be able to kill those bacteria .
Answered 11/7/2016
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Depends on the drug: Read the prescription that should be on the prescription bottle. Many times, it will tell you to take it 3 times a day, etc. If this is the case, take on in the morning when you get up, one at lunch time, and one before bed. There is no absolute hour of the day that a drug must be taken. It's all about having the proper concentration of drug in your system.
Answered 8/17/2013
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Prescription label: The directions will be on the label- along with any precautions or other specific notations. It's rare, if ever, that specific. You can space it out depending upon the hours that you are awake. It's more important that you don't skip taking it and finish the prescription. If you have any questions call your pharmacist or prescribing doctor.
Answered 10/27/2020
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Take as : prescribed on the prescription bottle. Your pharmacist can help you to interpret this. Take care.
Answered 9/20/2017
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