JakkeJakobsen
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I'm trying to make an elimination half-life calculator (for medications and such, can use the basic one without redosing for radioactive decay too).
The formula for a basic half-life calculator is easy enough, but when you want to add redosing, its hard.
The thought behind was to be able to add redosing at irregular intervals as well as regular intervals. Say that you take your meds 08:00 and 16:00, so 10h apart, then nothing untill the next day, or 08:00 and 20:00 (12h), a regular interval.
And also, for one time use, with single or double redose after set amount of time, just to see what levels you'd end up on.
Got this idea after I talked to a friend on antidepressants, where you have to decrease over time, unless you want to go into a full-blown depression and possibly kill yourself... Half-time of that medication is 26h, and you take it every 24h, which sounds odd, as it would increase the amount you have in your body for every day. I am obviously missing something here, that the body does so it doesn't increase every day, but that is another story!
Cheers for all input!
The formula for a basic half-life calculator is easy enough, but when you want to add redosing, its hard.
The thought behind was to be able to add redosing at irregular intervals as well as regular intervals. Say that you take your meds 08:00 and 16:00, so 10h apart, then nothing untill the next day, or 08:00 and 20:00 (12h), a regular interval.
And also, for one time use, with single or double redose after set amount of time, just to see what levels you'd end up on.
Got this idea after I talked to a friend on antidepressants, where you have to decrease over time, unless you want to go into a full-blown depression and possibly kill yourself... Half-time of that medication is 26h, and you take it every 24h, which sounds odd, as it would increase the amount you have in your body for every day. I am obviously missing something here, that the body does so it doesn't increase every day, but that is another story!
Cheers for all input!