French Phrase
N'oublie pas de prendre ton traitement comme prescrit, tous les jours.
Meaning
This sentence is a friendly reminder not to miss a dose of medication. It stresses that the medicine should be taken exactly as the doctor ordered, and it should be done each day without exception.
When to use
Use this phrase when you want to remind a friend, family member, or patient to follow their medical regimen consistently, especially after a consultation or when they seem to forget.
✦Grammar Breakdown
N'oubliepasdeprendretontraitementcommeprescrit,touslesjours
Negative Imperative
Use "N'... pas" to form a negative command; the verb drops the final -s in the tu form.
de + infinitive
After "N'oublie pas", the infinitive verb is introduced by "de".
Possessive adjective
"ton" agrees with the masculine singular noun "traitement".
Comme prescrit
"comme" means "as"; "prescrit" is the past participle used as an adjective meaning "prescribed".
Frequency expression
"tous les jours" means "every day" and is placed at the end of the sentence.
🗨In Conversation
N'oublie pas de prendre ton traitement comme prescrit, tous les jours.
Don't forget to take your medication as prescribed, every day.
Merci, je le ferai dès ce soir.
Thanks, I'll do it starting tonight.
✕Common Mistakes
Oublie pas de prendre ton traitement comme prescrit, tous les jours.
The negative imperative requires the "ne" particle, even if it is often contracted in speech.
N'oublie pas de prendre ton traitement comme prescrit, tous, les jours.
The adverbial phrase "tous les jours" should stay together; separating it can sound unnatural.
↔Alternatives
Assure-toi de prendre ton médicament chaque jour comme indiqué.
Make sure you take your medicine each day as indicated.
Prends ton traitement tous les jours, comme le médecin l'a recommandé.
Take your treatment every day, as the doctor recommended.
N'oublie pas de suivre le traitement prescrit quotidiennement.
Don't forget to follow the prescribed treatment daily.
Cultural Tip
In French medical conversations, "traitement" and "prescrit" are formal terms used by health professionals. In everyday speech, people often say "médicament" or "pilule". The negative imperative "N'oublie pas" is polite yet firm, making it suitable for both close friends and more formal contexts like a nurse reminding a patient.