This means you MUST eat something when you take this medication or it will most likely upset your stomach, cause you pain or heartburn, and possibly make you vomit. A minimum of 2 saltines and some milk , unless the prescription says no dairy products. Then water will do, but nothing acidic.
take two tablets orally (by Mouth) every 4 to 6 hours
In medicine, the letters "IP" on tablets are used to signify that the medication is not a generic brand. On the other hand, the letters "BP" printed on tablets mean that the medication is generic.
As prescribes by your doctor or as per instructions on the packaging.
In a medical context it can refer to a medication dosing schedule. PO means 'by mouth' and e.o.d. means 'every other day.' So, if you have pill that is prescribed P O e.o.d. you would take it by mouth every other day.
"2 tablets QD" is a medical abbreviation that translates to "take 2 tablets once daily." In this context, "QD" stands for "quaque die," which is Latin for "every day." Therefore, the instruction is to take 2 tablets together once a day. It is important to follow these dosing instructions carefully to ensure the medication's effectiveness and safety.
3 tablets (tabs) by mouth (PO) daily
Mouth dissolving tablets are designed to dissolve in the mouth within seconds without the need for water, making them convenient for patients who have difficulty swallowing. Fast dissolving tablets, on the other hand, may dissolve quickly in the stomach or upon contact with liquid, but they do not necessarily need to be placed in the mouth like mouth dissolving tablets.
Taking "2 tablets every 48 hours" means you should take a total of 2 tablets within a 48-hour period. This could mean: Taking both tablets at the same time once every 48 hours. Taking one tablet, waiting a set amount of time (e.g., 24 hours), and then taking the second tablet, ensuring that the total intake does not exceed 2 tablets in any given 48-hour period. For clarity and accuracy, it is important to follow any specific instructions provided by a healthcare provider or the medication's packaging. If unsure, consult with a pharmacist or doctor.
It would usually mean: if you are on medication, take the medication by mouth, 4 times a day: (Morning, afternoon, evening, Night-time.)
PO means is a Latin abbreviation for "by mouth" and HS is a Latin abbreviation for "at night" so that the medication by mouth at night.
PO-by mouth q-every
PO means "to take orally" or "by mouth", and BID means to take the medication twice a day.