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Hi gm is it ok if I take my medicine first thing in the morning? Without eating anything..
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Plz mention the name of your medicine
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For allopathic medicine if it's for acidity u can take it empty stomach n thyroid medicine is to be taken empty stomach. But if it's any other medicine take after breakfast.
For homeopthic medicine u can take it anytime as per your doctor's instructions
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Hi,if u r taking homoeopathic medicines, then no need to take food before medicines...u can take at any time...
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Hello.it depends what medicine you are taking. Most of the allopathic medicines needs to be taken after breakfast or atleast having some light food to prevent acidity.. If you are taking homoeopathic Medicine then you can take it anytime.
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Dr. Prajakta Kulkarni
Homeopath
16 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hi, taking medicine empty stomach is depend on the kind of medicine for eg antacid u have to take empty stomach and antibiotic after food
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