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Topic	So sick and tired of seeing ivermectin prescriptions
DezDroppedFreak 09/26/21 9:29:00 AM #171:	ROOTFayth posted... do you guys contact the MD in such cases? If you mean generally speaking then yes. Ivermectin writing is a different problem. The last time I tried to contact a local physician over ivermectin dosing they lost their mind and said I was trying to play god when I asked them to explain their rationale for the dosing interval/reason for use. Good luck getting a telehealth physician to answer you back Now I just flat out refuse to fill, as I have that right. They are more than welcome to see if another pharmacy will fill it. ROOTFayth posted... do the doctors have the files saying if their patient is allergic or not? because in my case when I had adverse reactions like severe intolerances or once I had a severe allergic reaction, I have to repeat it pharmacists if I go in a different one, its like the patients files are stored locally, not in an online database accessible by all health workers Intake at any physician office is going to involve disclosing allergies. Ive had physicians send medications over for a drug a patient was allergic to when it was literally written on the prescription they were allergic to it --- I feel like Ratatouille when I'm whipping that cheddar <cite>DezDroppedFreak posted [p:958427457] in So sick an... [t:79678406]...</cite> <quote>ROOTFayth posted... </cite> <quote>do you guys contact the MD in such cases?</quote>If you mean generally speaking then yes. Ivermectin writing is a different problem. The last time I tried to contact a local physician over ivermectin dosing they lost their mind and said I was trying to play god when I asked them to explain their rationale for the dosing interval/reason for use. Good luck getting a telehealth physician to answer you back Now I just flat out refuse to fill, as I have that right. They are more than welcome to see if another pharmacy will fill it. ROOTFayth posted... </cite> <quote>do the doctors have the files saying if their patient is allergic or not? because in my case when I had adverse reactions like severe intolerances or once I had a severe allergic reaction, I have to repeat it pharmacists if I go in a different one, its like the patients files are stored locally, not in an online database accessible by all health workers</quote>Intake at any physician office is going to involve disclosing allergies. Ive had physicians send medications over for a drug a patient was allergic to when it was literally written on the prescription they were allergic to it --- I feel like Ratatouille when I'm whipping that cheddar</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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