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Tid to qid, bid to tid ?? please

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Tanit  +  582118 Fri, 31 Oct 08 09:13 AM
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“ . Both about meds, how many times to take .
tid  it is three times a day
qid -  four times a day”


Hi

Feebs' post (the one above yours) already summarised nicely all the abbreviations in this thread.

Time for closing the thread, I guess. No need for further repetitions.
Tanit
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