1. Tablet
Lifelong medications include a variety of tablets, including oral, dispersive, dissolvable, and chewable tablets. Plain tablets are so potent that they are suitable for oral use. Its mechanism is very complex, high purity, low contamination and high bioavailability, so that the dosage can be easily complied with. Storage containers are lightweight and can be stored for extended periods of snow and ice. However, the compounds can dissolve slowly over 15 minutes and can be injected for a short period of time to cause minimal or severe damage to the stomach. That is why it is advisable to take some pills after meals. If you take the tablets regularly, swallow them whole, not chew them. The acidic and alkaline properties of the medicine can damage the esophagus, and the hard parts can stick to the esophagus.
2. Particles
Granules are convenient to take, easily biodegradable, well absorbed, easy to manufacture, and reduce the side effects of the product, so the effect is better, especially for elderly people with children taking pills or tablets. Seriously ill patients can also choose granules. But the fly in the ointment is that such products cannot be stored for long periods of time, and if exposed to high humidity and humidity, may build up or mold. Tablets are easier to prepare and screw up than tablets. Additionally, hot water can be used to sweeten and remove the particles. However, once the package is opened, it cannot stay in the air for too long.
3. Capsules
Powder capsules are medicine or granules packaged in hollow capsules. When the capsule penetrates the skin, the capsule melts and the active ingredient of the medicine is rapidly dispersed and dissolved and absorbed in the gastrointestinal tract. However, the capsule shell is very susceptible to swelling, high humidity and humidity, so appropriate protective measures must be taken. Some medicine that require dissolution in the gastrointestinal tract are placed in liver-lined capsules for effective absorption of the medicine from the gastrointestinal tract. In addition, the capsule can disguise a pure fragrance, and the texture is clean and luxurious. Because the medicine takes 15 to 30 minutes to completely dissolve in the body, it causes less irritation to the gastrointestinal tract and is less likely to block the intestinal mucosa. ⇔ The entire capsule must be removed, so the powder cannot be used directly. It has an unpleasant taste ⇔ may irritate the mouth or esophagus.