Why do some medication have to be taken in solid form? Why can’t they all just be liquid for those who have trouble swallowing?
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The problem with liquid medication is the reduced accuracy of dosage, because just bc the liquid makes it into your mouth doesn’t mean it makes it all the way into your stomach and digestive system. For example, what if you spit right after taking the liquid medication; probably some of that liquid is in the spit.
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