How does medicine get into the blood?

Answer 1

Medications or drugs are digested in liver and intestine and with portal system they enter the main blood stream. These are made so that they can enter into the stream orally or by other means.

Answer 2

it depends on the medication - some absorb much quicker than others. The general one-size-fits-all time is "over half an hour" - i.e that's the rule that's used when, if you accidentally throw within half an hour of having a tablet dosage, you are advised to take another, since you won't have absorbed much of the first.

Answer 3

Yes, medication has to enter the bloodstream to take effect, although it usually goes through the digestive system first.

Answer 4

you take the medicine and it goes trough your veins and system.