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Medication Timing - TSV
Medication timing is an important indicator for maximizing drug efficacy and minimizing side effects. Optimal timing is determined based on drug properties: before meals (20-30 minutes before eating), after meals (within 20-30 minutes after eating), between meals (approximately 2 hours after eating), empty stomach (when no food is in the stomach), and bedtime (30 minutes before sleeping). Following correct timing improves drug absorption, reduces gastrointestinal irritation, and optimizes therapeutic effects.
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code slug name description stomachCondition timing
01 before-meals Before Meals Timing to take medication 20-30 minutes before meals. Empty stomach (no food in stomach) 20-30 minutes before meals
02 immediately-before-meals Immediately Before Meals Timing to take medication 5-10 minutes before meals, just before eating. Just before food enters stomach 5-10 minutes before meals
03 after-meals After Meals Timing to take medication within 20-30 minutes after meals. Food present in stomach Within 20-30 minutes after meals
04 between-meals Between Meals Timing to take medication approximately 2 hours after eating, between meals. Near-empty stomach state Approximately 2 hours after eating
05 empty-stomach Empty Stomach Timing to take medication when no food is in the stomach. Completely empty stomach At least 1 hour before or 2 hours after meals
06 bedtime Bedtime Timing to take medication 30 minutes before sleeping. Not specified (typically 2-3 hours after dinner) 30 minutes before sleeping
07 upon-waking Upon Waking Timing to take medication immediately after waking up. Completely empty stomach (before breakfast) Immediately after waking
08 as-needed As Needed Timing to take medication only when symptoms occur, as needed. Not specified (depends on medication) Only when symptoms occur