Sentence examples for medicated with a from inspiring English sources

When my father was in the hospital, he was heavily medicated with a pain medication.

Yet in the six years that I have been Ricky's pediatrician, I have never seen him when he was not medicated with a staggering combination of Ritalin, Prozac and, at different times, far stronger psychotropic drugs under the supervision of a child psychiatrist.

In tonight's match, Tyson won't be taking Zoloft, but he'll be medicated with a different drug that isn't expected to impact his performance.

From the 50 patients originally recruited, ten were excluded for the following reasons: five emerged to be in a depressive mood state during testing, one emerged to have a mild cognitive impairment, three were not medicated with a mood stabilizer and one was not in a euthymic state for the required minimum six weeks.

Additionally, four patients received atypical antipsychotics, and four were medicated with a benzodiazepine.

All of them had been medicated with a dose ranging from 15 to 60 mg/day.

Patients or their families should sign a hold-harmless contract so taxpayers won't have to shoulder lawsuits from unexpected side effects that might result from being medicated with an experimental, untested drug.

During the first month, the children were medicated with an individual dose of MPH, ranging from 5 to 40 mg/day, equivalent to a mean of 0.54 mg/body weight/day, and during the subsequent 3 months with a dose of MPH ranging from 15 to 45 mg/body weight/day, equivalent to 0.74 mg/body weight/day.

I self-medicated with a bottle of champagne I started putting clips of his antics online.

A further clue into the neurobiology of boredom comes from the observation that thrill seekers self-medicate with a variety of recreational drugs to stave off boredom.

Adam Gordon suffers frequently from linguistic dislocation and – permanently – from bipolarity which he self-medicates with a cocktail of prescription drugs, coffee, nicotine, booze and marijuana.