I never wake myself up for meds, but usually take them anywhere from 3:30am until 7:30 am and it doesn't seem to make any difference. I think I'd just go back to am (maybe just a little later this first time) . I'm sure the wonderful ladies and gentlemen on this forum who have more experience will weigh in soon.
Thanks for reply and agree, only once I set alarm as had something important I had to do in the morning and taking at this time makes my late morning a very functional time
Other wise its a natural up to either change sweaty clothes ( that had gotten better , but back with a vengenace with off this off dose) and my usual bathroom , time
Thinking may split next dose ,till back on schedule
Only message I see is the above. Would love your advice on this.
Thinking maybe take a little at end of day today friday, say 5 if need and the rest 20 at my usualy 2-4 am sat.
did sleep though so now wondering if I did take ? or just put back in btle though back to drenched in sweat when woke which had let up by not taking till early am so prob did.
Could count pills but from breaking have some little pieces . I was at the end of weekly container so no help there . Just too tired to refill last night so just did the one ,which started this whole little mess . Odds are I took them
Nice to have a safe place to say I really dont clearly remember what I did and know its understood And I am going to fill my weekly now.
No, just realised you had posted the identical message in patient! Where I said
"... you could take a small amount proportional to the extra number of hours, same as you did last night but say a quarter or a third-ish, whatever is easy to cut.
... it's only the same as travelling eat to west and a long day.
Get a weekly dosette box and do every day's dose at once during the day a week ahead - you're less likely to just pop the pill in your mouth then."
But you have also answered that.
Don't worry about it - everyone has done it and no-one has died! Just take a bit extra to carry you over to your 4am preferred dosing time.
Patient was the only PMRGCA forum 8 years ago - and that is where some ladies met and the movement that started first the NE of England charity and later the national one started.
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