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What is the difference between Medicine and Medication?

What is the difference between Medicine and Medication?

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Asked by T. Lopez, Last updated: Nov 09, 2024

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G. Tanaka

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G. Tanaka
G. Tanaka, Dentist, MDS, Liverpool

Answered Mar 26, 2020

Medicine is known to be something that a person can take when the person is feeling some symptoms that need to be resolved soon. There are different medicines that are available that can help solve various issues. For example, there are some medicines that can be purchased over the counter.

There are also some medicines that would need a prescription before they can be given. The difference in medicine with medication is the fact that medication refers to the treatment that is needed by the body so that it will properly work. There are some instructions that are given to be sure that the medications or treatments will work properly.

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