Oral Drug Delivery

Oral drug delivery involves taking medications through the mouth, typically in the form of pills, capsules, or liquids. Once swallowed, the drug travels to the digestive system where it is broken down and absorbed into the bloodstream. This method is convenient, widely used, and allows for controlled release of medication. The effectiveness depends on factors like drug stability in the stomach environment and how well it can pass through the intestinal walls. Overall, oral delivery is a simple, effective way to administer many medicines, making treatment more accessible and manageable for patients.