The phrase "a form of medication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different types or categories of treatments or drugs that are used to manage health conditions.
Example: "Herbal remedies can be considered a form of medication for certain ailments."
Alternatives: "a type of treatment" or "a category of drugs".
Those books are almost a form of medication; I reckon we save the NHS a fortune in antidepressants".
Growing up in New Orleans as the son of a roofer, Mr. Mackie was introduced to the theater in fourth grade as a form of medication.
This ensured the recruitment of people with varying health complexities and experiences with community pharmacy, including those eligible for more in-depth services such as medication management services, for example, MedsCheck (a form of medication review), which would provide a different pharmacy experience.
This trimming is intended to exclude patients from the subsequent analyses which used a form of medication strongly contrary to expectation (eg, a patient who had most of the characteristics associated with the use of varenicline but who used NRT Rx) and may therefore reduce residual confounding.
It is a form of medication and will have other side-effects on your body, so think carefully about taking it.
Some experts advise against using consuming alcohol as a form of medication because of its risk of dependency and its enhanced effect on the body during air travel.
Volunteers with diabetes mellitus or with a family history of diabetes were excluded at screening, as well as those undergoing treatment for a chronic disease or taking any form of medication.
"Taking any form of medication dulls that pain.
What percentage of the adult population in the UK is not on any form of medication?
Yet he refused to go to the hospital and condemned any form of medication, traditional or Western.
In 2008, 2% would not require any form of medication, 84% would need OAD-therapy and 14% insulin.
