Director He shook her head: "We can't adjust the medication now."
After thinking for a moment, she began to explain to the girl in front of her, also to mentally prepare her for future medication.
"Generally speaking, I'll start you on a small dose first, and then you'll have to come back in about two to four weeks to adjust the medication."
"During this time, we'll mainly observe two things: first, whether your body can adapt, like if you experience nausea or drowsiness; second, whether this dosage has some effect on you. If there are no significant side effects and the effect isn't sufficient, I might increase the dosage once in two to four weeks."
"Once we find the dosage that works best for you and has acceptable side effects, your condition will gradually stabilize. Then you won't need to come so frequently, about once every month or two to three months for a follow-up. This stage is mainly for maintenance treatment, observing long-term effects."
