Remission therapy is taken when you are doing well to help prevent a flare-up. Remission therapy is sometimes referred to as maintenance therapy. Taking remission therapy, even when you feel fine, can help reduce the risk of a flare-up and lengthen your time in remission.
Some people find it hard to remember to take their medication.
If this is an issue for you, you may want to talk with your doctor about why you are not taking your medication as prescribed. He or she can help you develop a treatment plan tailored to your needs. Below you will find tips for remembering to take your medication. Print this list and place it somewhere conspicuous so that you see it everyday. You may also want to ask a family member or friend to help you incorporate these habits into your daily regimen.