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She doesn't respect your bodily autonomy. Which is pretty much the most basic human right.
Don't take your meds in secret. Take them in front of her and stand up for yourself. That is only your decision, she has absolutely no basis for challenging you on that.
If that leads to conflict, that is a conflict you need to have, and not back down on.
She doesn't own you.
This is it, unfortunately. Wife needs to educate herself and update her preconceived notions.