Yes. You don't have to set your watch or anything, but morning and evening is 2x daily.
From my understanding, it doesn't have to be 12 hours! Try spacing the time like maybe two-three hours!
Literally it mean (it's so easy) every 12 hours.
q6h stand for every 6 hours, q=every and h=hours so you can also take it to mean qid or four times daily though the doses should be about 6 hours apart.
FOR THE PURPOSE OF TAKING MEDICATION, "twice daily" would mean every 12 hours ie.. 8:00 am & 8:00 pm or 12:00 noon & 12:00 midnight etc... On an original prescription you may see it written as: BID, 2x a day, Q12h, or Qam & Qpm. <<adr>>
If you have pain, you can take one pill. You can take it no sooner than 12 hours after the last dose.
Taking medication 3 times a day is basically the same thing as taking it every 8 hours. When it says 3 times a day, you do not have to make sure it is exactly every 8 hours but just close to that time range.
One or two capsules twice daily, as needed. Maximum daily dose 4
Yes it does. od means once daily while bid means twice daily
BD dosing means "twice daily" or "bid" dosing.
QID stands for Quater In Die, which means four times a day or every six hours.The following are related:QD: Once a day.BID: Twice a day.TID: Three times a day.QxH: Every x hours where the x is the number of hours. For example: 2 tabs q4h means two tablets every 4 hours.Four times a day or every six hours
No,12 hours apart.2*12=24 there are 24 hours in one day.
every four hours
Every four hours