Can a doctor debris to write a stock up prescription for upkeep medication?
I take metformin and brith control for PCOS. Today I went to the doctor to get a prescription for a fill and because my blood pressure was 140/80 she refused to give me a stock up. She said that my BP has to come down and I will not get pills until it does. I take the birth control to regulate my hormone level and periods. I need the medication. Can she refuse to make available me medication I need?
Answers:
She's making a medical judgment based on her training and experience. She not only can but she is ethically bound to do so. Do what she tell you, she is trying to help you.
Yes she can and the fact that she did may have save your life. Your bp is not something to play around with. Take what your doctor says as existence giving or law. She went to school for a long time to revise the things she knows and is not going to tell you to do or not do something just for the fun of it. I am sure she know what the metformin is for. Maybe you may want to look it up here on the net to read more about what it does and whatever else you may want to know. Try googling Medformation.com if that does not facilitate then look in the yellow page for Medformation and ask the nurse about it. Also you may want to ask a pharmacist about the medicine. They are really accurate at what meds are for and what they do and all sorts of info. Best of luck love.
Yes, she can if she determines it to be the appropriate action to take base on her examination and findings. She has to weigh the risks and benefits, and apply her expertise to arriving at the best way to proceed. About adjectives you can do is to seek another medical opinion if you feel her decree is not in your best interest. Source(s): RN
If the Doctor say you should not take the medication, then don't take the medication. Concentrate on getting your blood pressure down because that can be really perilous .
Of course. Look, if you put too much air in a ballon, when its already full, whats going to crop up, do you think? That's right!! It will burst.
Your doctor is trying to do what he or she thinks is best for you, so many things can dance wrong if something is dangerously out of kink! if your dissatisfied with the doctors refusal, take responsibility , and budge and get another opinion, and another on top of that, if surrounded by doubt! Checking up for yourself, never hurts, and it 'could' be, this doctor might be making a little mistake too....because we're not all perfect.
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Answers:
She's making a medical judgment based on her training and experience. She not only can but she is ethically bound to do so. Do what she tell you, she is trying to help you.
Yes she can and the fact that she did may have save your life. Your bp is not something to play around with. Take what your doctor says as existence giving or law. She went to school for a long time to revise the things she knows and is not going to tell you to do or not do something just for the fun of it. I am sure she know what the metformin is for. Maybe you may want to look it up here on the net to read more about what it does and whatever else you may want to know. Try googling Medformation.com if that does not facilitate then look in the yellow page for Medformation and ask the nurse about it. Also you may want to ask a pharmacist about the medicine. They are really accurate at what meds are for and what they do and all sorts of info. Best of luck love.
Yes, she can if she determines it to be the appropriate action to take base on her examination and findings. She has to weigh the risks and benefits, and apply her expertise to arriving at the best way to proceed. About adjectives you can do is to seek another medical opinion if you feel her decree is not in your best interest. Source(s): RN
If the Doctor say you should not take the medication, then don't take the medication. Concentrate on getting your blood pressure down because that can be really perilous .
Of course. Look, if you put too much air in a ballon, when its already full, whats going to crop up, do you think? That's right!! It will burst.
Your doctor is trying to do what he or she thinks is best for you, so many things can dance wrong if something is dangerously out of kink! if your dissatisfied with the doctors refusal, take responsibility , and budge and get another opinion, and another on top of that, if surrounded by doubt! Checking up for yourself, never hurts, and it 'could' be, this doctor might be making a little mistake too....because we're not all perfect.
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