Câu hỏi về câu ví dụ, định nghĩa và cách sử dụng của "Medication"

A: "Over-the-counter" means the medication can be bought at a supermarket or other store, without needing to see a doctor. Some medications can be bought "over-the-counter" at any store, but other medications need a doctor's "prescription" (order) to buy them.

"vice versa" means "the opposite is also true" or "it goes both directions."

So, this sentence means:
"Many medications that can be bought in stores in other countries can only be bought in America if you have a doctor's permission. The opposite is also true: many medications available in America can only be bought in other countries if you have a doctor's permission."

A: if someone says that they're “on medication”, it means that they are taking medicines

A: These seem to be boxes on a form.

medication, = name of the medicine or drug
dose, = amount and frequency (れい 10mg twice daily)
route, = how is it taken (れい tablets, lotion, liquid, などなど)
dose due, = the next time it will be taken
reason, = diagnosis, illness (れい asthma, pain, などなど)

A: in medication means like what a doctor has given u to help you with your health...$3B is 3 billion dollars (3,000,000,000,000)

A: the moment the patient will start to feel the effects of the medication

A: The doctor prescribed a lot of medication to me yesterday.


I almost forgot to take my medication this morning.

I have to take a lot of medication because I'm sick.

I take my medication after I eat breakfast.

A: I usually buy my medication at the pharmacy.
Did you forget to take your medication?
Don't use medication that's not prescribed to you.
What kind of medication are you on?

A: Medications is the proper term for substances used for medical treatment ; Medications includes vitamins and other supplements people take for health reasons.

Medicine, though used by lay persons to indicate drugs, is actually the art or science of healing. There is holistic medicine, allopathic medicine, homeopathic medicine, herbal medicine ..ect

A: Medications is the proper term for substances used for medical treatment, esp. pharmaceuticals.

Medicine, though used in layman's terms to indicate medication, is actually the art or science of healing. 

A: Make sure to take that prescribed medication for your sleeping problem before bed!

I'm feeling sick, I think I'll need to grab some cold medicine later.

Typically you go to a doctor to get some type of personal medication, whereas you use medicine for more simple problems, like being sick!

A: All the same. But drug can have the nuance or connotation of illegal drugs or abusing drugs. So, negative things.

Drugs is usually associated with illegal activity, but not always.

We wouldn't say "take your drugs" or "I need to take my drugs". You can use medicine or medication here though.

A: Medicine can be as simple as aspirin or cough syrup, usually taken once or only for a short period of time. Medicine you can buy over the counter.

Medication is usually prescribed by a doctor, cannot be bought over the counter, and usually is meant for long periods of time or a daily use. Examples would be birth control, anti-depressants, or sleeping pills. Medication can be short term, but still prescribed by a doctor like strong pain killers such as Vikadin or Codine.

A: "I'm a meditation practitioner"

A: thanks!!

A: You’re right about “I ordered” being more natural. Also, “draws” would be spelt “drawers” [its quite a strange spelling]

A: Part 1

A: 分かりました。こっちは s を付けない方が良いのです。'can'が書いてるので必要がないだけじゃなくて、使うと変になります。
'The new medication (causes) dramatic weight lossとか the new medication (promotes) dramatic weight loss
には 'can'がないので、あの は必要になります。

A: "I'm under medication" means you are in the process of being medicated; while being "on" medication means you are taking a medication, or at least that's how it sounds to me. You wouldn't say you were "under" antidepressants, for example, but you could say you are "on" antidepressants.

"I'm under medication for my depression" vs
"I'm on antidepressants for my depression"

A: Because of her serious illness, she will be on medication for a long time.

A: My father always asks me to buy a medication called, ogilvy mistake. I don't know much about it, but he says it works.

The reason I changed how you say this is for it to all make sense. In the beginning you say you know the medication then later you say you don't know about. What you mean is your dad knows about it. So this way of saying that clears up the meaning.

A: "You will take liquid medication that cleans your stomach before the examination."