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- Medicines can be given in various ways depending on the patient's condition and need.
- Oral medicines are the most common and are taken by mouth without difficulty.
- Injection is useful for faster effect, and also reaches the body directly.
Medicines can be given in various ways depending on the patient’s condition and need. Oral medicines are the most common and are taken by mouth without difficulty. Injection is useful for faster effect, and also reaches the body directly. Topical medicines are applied to the skin and eye areas. Inhalation is useful for respiratory problems with gas. Suppository is used in some cases for blood pressure and digestive problems. The World Health Organization suggests that taking medicines in the right way and following medical instructions is very important.
