It is often easier to keep ulcerative colitis under control than trying to get it into remission. Ask a friend or loved one to remind you to take your medication, place notes in visible areas, or keep the medications with items you frequently use. As always, be careful to keep it out of the reach of children. I don't know when to take my medication. Your doctor can help you identify the best time of the day to take your medication in order to increase your chances of following your prescribed regimen.
Some patients find it easier to take their medications at the same time every day.
Check with your doctor or pharmacist to see if you need to take your medication with food. I don't like the way my medication makes me feel. Sometimes what you think is a side effect of a medication may actually be a disease symptom or vice versa. Remember that medication is prescribed to help you feel better. If you think it is not helping you or if you feel worse, talk with your doctor so he or she can evaluate the possibility of modifying your treatment.