'heavy medication' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it in a sentence like this: "The doctor prescribed him heavy medication to help reduce his symptoms."
When he complained about receiving no medical treatment other than a perfunctory pill prescription – a situation echoing the heavy medication given to Kendzior and Sara Lewisis received a diagnosis of a personality disorder, followed by a discharge from service.
"I was on heavy medication.
He was on heavy medication including drugs for dementia and blood thinners for a heart condition.
Heavy medication led to hallucinations and occasional paralysis, but the cancer went into remission.
She is stable now, on heavy medication, although cheerful and lively: these are the drugs sometimes called the chemical cosh.
She is now on heavy medication, –"nine or 10" tablets a day – and additional pain relief pills if necessary.
Now the poet is in advanced stages of cancer at his North Dakota home, and he is writing quickly, feverishly, fiercely, a poem or two a day, despite physical limitations, heavy medications, and overwhelming setbacks.
I include this advice because many young adults are diagnosed with serious illnesses that may require heavy medications and treatments.
"Heavy medications could sometimes have unforeseen circumstances for epileptics," lawyer Lloyd Epstein said in court Wednesday, The New York Post reports, while Wacthel, wearing a Chicago Bears t-shirt, sobbed openly.
While I was in a coma for two months, I was unable to move or talk, yet I was often aware and could hear and see when I was being weaned off the heavy medications.
The great news here is that when pain patients learn how to adopt healthy lifestyle habits and start exercising regularly, connect better with others and become less dependent on external resources like heavy medications, then they start to feel a whole lot better.
