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The answer is yes. Let me explain why.

Let's talk about the usage of the word use.

1: someone used to do something: someone used to do something, which means he doesn't do it now. Let me give you an example:

I used to go to school by bus, but now I have a car. I used to go to school by bus, but now I have a car.

2. Habit: It should be noted here that this can be followed by do or do. If you do it, this sentence will be translated into "I am used to staying up late at night". I am used to staying up late. Note that in this sentence, to is a preposition, so doing should be used later.

This medicine is used to make you better. This medicine is used to make you better. Here, to is not a preposition, but an infinitive symbol, so it is followed by the verb prototype do.

Translated as "being used to do". . . "It can be followed by doing, pronouns and gerunds.

This medicine is used for your rehabilitation.

This medicine is for you.

This medical treatment is used to make you better, this sentence = this medical treatment is used to make you better, because for is a preposition, so it is followed by do.

Be used by. . . Used. Doctors use this medicine: all doctors use this medicine.

Be regarded as: be regarded as. . . . And use. Sugar cannot be used as salt: sugar cannot be used as salt.

I hope it helps you.