Patient's question:
Can I take medicine that expires in two months? The doctor who sold me the medicine said it's okay because it only expires in two months, so I bought it. But my family says not to. Can I really eat it?Doctor's answer:
It's better not to buy this medication. If you do, it won't necessarily harm your health. However, its effectiveness is minimal. It's certainly not suitable for treating illnesses. I advise you not to buy these medications that are close to expiration. Especially indomethacin suppositories have no fever-reducing effect. It's still better to buy medications that are more expensive but have a newer expiration date, as they are much more effective. These medications haven't expired. Medications that haven't expired are safe to take. They are still within their expiration period. Medications that haven't expired are perfectly safe to consume. They still have the effect of the medication. I also have the quality effect.