The phrase "intake of medication" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's consumption of medication, for example, "The patient was instructed to maintain a consistent intake of medication throughout the day."
The maternal section of the questionnaire asks for the mother's general health (asthma diagnosis and asthma symptoms, allergies, atopic dermatitis), medical history during pregnancy (infections, gestational diabetes, intake of medication), and smoking.
"Unfortunately there is the trend to increase the intake of medication.
"Unfortunately, there is the trend to increase the intake of medication.
The drug efficacy contextually reduced, and it couldn't be otherwise, headache days and consequently the excessive intake of medication.
None of the subjects had any history of known diseases or reported any intake of medication due to illnesses.
The results of the present study showed good health for master swimmers involved in French championships, with significantly lower intake of medication than their national counterparts (Table 5).
However, using this definition (although it fulfills the ICDH-2 criteria), patients may be defined as responders even with a minor reduction in headache and intake of medication.
Education consisted in a brief explanation about the nature of the disease and about the consequences of too frequent intake of medication to treat headache attacks.
MOH patients, unresponsive to education on the nature of the disease, simple advice to reduce the intake of medication and a prophylaxis in a three-month run-in period, underwent withdrawal therapy on an inpatient basis of 5 days.
The pain intensity and the frequency may cause a chronic excessive intake of medication for acute or symptomatic treatment of migraine (triptans, AINS drugs, analgesics) leading to Medication Overuse Headache (MOH) [1].
Compared with delaying intake of medication, taking almotriptan 12.5 mg early before the acute attack has peaked is more likely to provide outcomes that meet most of patient expectations.
