When you take a medicine, it doesn’t just stay in your stomach. It goes through a process inside your body. First, it is absorbed into the bloodstream, then distributed to different parts of the body. After doing its job, it is broken down and finally removed from the body. This process may sound complex, but it simply explains how medicines travel and work inside us. Learning this helps in understanding why some drugs act faster while others take time.
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