Yes, this may often be the case when patients don't have obvious symptoms for the diseases, such as glaucoma eye drops, blood pressure, etc where many patients dislike the idea of taking medications where they may experience side effects without feeling apparent benefit "for life." This feeling of dependency may increase a non-compliant attitude towards taking medications. Also, many patients with mental disorders may resist taking necessary medications if they do not accept the actual diagnosis (feeling it may stigmatize them). Those with a manic disorder often claim they feel better being manic than when they take medication therapy. A patient who represents a threat to his or public safety my have legal sanctions placed against them which may require hospitalization and the requirement for meds to be taken under supervision.
your doctor has to prescribe it for you, it is expensive even after insurance.
The medications that block pain are often called pain relievers. They can be as simple as aspirin or ibuprofen. Other pain relievers are prescribed by your doctor and they can even include opiates.
You will have to go to a doctor to get rid of a shoulder injury. The doctor can prescribe medicine and even physical therapy.
tbh i dont really know, but i shouldn't imagine such a thing :|im only 13 aha. but you need to go to an orthodontist to get them fitted and to make sure you actually even need them! the doctor has to be dodgy if he does :L
Yes, an orthopedic doctor can diagnose and treat arthritis in the hips and other joints. They are specialists who care for you through diagnosis and treatment for various forms of arthritis. They prescribe treatments, medications, physical therapy and even perform surgery if necessary.
The examiner needs to know if the patient is taking any medications or has any existing health conditions. Some medications, even over-the-counter (OTC) medications can affect vision or even interfere with the eyedrops the doctor may.
There are some medications available that can slow, stop or even reverse some hair loss. Talk to your doctor.
Yes. Some medications can and will cause UTI or even in some cases Yeast Infections. Talk to your doctor before taking or continuing any medication you deem questionable.
If this girl is your doctor, then she is probably going to prescribe you some testosterone supplements, or maybe even perform a surgical modification to your genitalia.
Why not ?? if a pathologist or a radiologist can be called doctors then why not physiotherapists?? Even they do not prescribe medicine but yet they r called doctors so i think there should be no offense to call a physiotherapist a doctor.
yes she was even if you dont believe me got to wikepedia that will tell you the same thing
Teenage girls will mature and grow hips, even if their estrogen level is low. A doctor can prescribe estrogen to help keep levels where they should be if necessary.