Medication

usgb/ˌmedɪˈkeɪʃn/
noun

A substance used to treat or cure a disease or disorder, which is usually taken by mouth, injections, or by applying it to the skin.

The doctor prescribed me some medication for my cold.
Visual representation of "medication" - A substance used to treat or cure a disease or disorder, which is usually taken by mouth, injections, or by applying it to the skin.

Often appears as...

  • take medication
  • prescribe medication
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Usage Context

Used in medical or health-related situations, often when discussing treatment plans with healthcare professionals.

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Your medication schedule is outlined here.
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Collocation Patterns

Commonly used with verbs like 'take', 'prescribe', and 'adjust', indicating actions related to medication.

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I need to adjust my medication dosage.
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Regularity Implication

The term often implies a consistent routine, as many medications must be taken regularly to be effective.

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She takes her medication twice a day.
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