well you have to consult your doctor, as he or she is the professional on whether it impacts your health in adverse ways. while you COULD try to take them before suhoor ends and after iftar begins, fasting can have many bad health effects on people taking psychiatric or other medications (im in the same situation, i haven't been able to fast consistently) thus making it allowed for you to not fast because the sick are not required to fast and you fall under the category of people who are "too ill to fast" even though i guess youre not ill when you take the pills with foods, but you know what i mean. it means, since you would GET sick, you are exempt IF THE DOCTOR says so.
well you have to consult your doctor, as he or she is the professional on whether it impacts your health in adverse ways. while you COULD try to take them before suhoor ends and after iftar begins, fasting can have many bad health effects on people taking psychiatric or other medications (im in the same situation, i haven't been able to fast consistently) thus making it allowed for you to not fast because the sick are not required to fast and you fall under the category of people who are "too ill to fast" even though i guess youre not ill when you take the pills with foods, but you know what i mean. it means, since you would GET sick, you are exempt IF THE DOCTOR says so.
Ok, thanx
Last edited by Nitro Zeus; 04-27-2019 at 12:02 PM.
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