Forgot to take a tablet in the morning, should I take it now with the one from tonight?
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If you forget to take a tablet, you should never take twice the next time, but continue the normal intake rhythm. This always applies without exception to all tablets.
It would have been useful to call the name of this tablet.
So I can only say globally: Do not take the double dose, but normally only the evening dose.
It depends on what you’re taking for tablets.
anti-pileptic
Read the package leaflet or ask your doctor or pharmacist.
How do we know if it’s dangerous or not?
We don’t know what this is for a tablet and what you need to take it.
lamotrigine
Exactly 🤌
Read the package leaflet