Missed Medication

Missed Medication

Missed medication refers to doses of a prescribed drug that are skipped, delayed or taken incorrectly, whether through travel disruption, schedule pressure or simple error. For people managing chronic neurological conditions such as multiple sclerosis, consistency matters: interrupted routines can worsen symptoms and reduce a person’s ability to cope. Selma Blair’s attorney said she had missed several doses of her MS medication amid a heavy work schedule before the alleged incident, calling it central context rather than an excuse.

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Mentioned in: Selma Blair’s Health Battle Takes Center Stage After JFK Plane Incident