Can medications stop working if taken “regularly”?

I'm lying in bed again with the worst nausea. I feel sick very often, and to get rid of the feeling of being sick, I always take an MCP (drops or tablet). I took another tablet 40 minutes ago, but it doesn't work! It usually takes 15-20 minutes to work.
Of course, I can't take a second one on top of that. Could it be that I've developed a "resistance" from taking it so often?

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YMZPT
8 months ago

In the case of repeated use of a medication, a tolerance of the patient relative to this means can develop. If, for example, morphine or alcohol is used for a longer period of time, higher doses are needed to achieve the same effect. Tolerance usually arises because the metabolism of the medication takes place faster (frequently because the liver enzymes involved in the metabolism have become more active) and because the number of places (cell receptors) to which the medication binds, or the binding strength (affinity) between receptor and medication decreases

RiddickBln
8 months ago

Yes, try cbd oil that helps better than mcp and above all faster. I don’t know a tolerance.

I often have the circuit, I’m gonna be very bad, but that’s best for me.