The prescription must have a valid medical reason, be written for a patient the veterinarian has seen (this is called a valid veterinarian-client-patient relationship), and be documented. Also, there is a list of drugs that are prohibited in food production animals that must be adhered to.
Yes psychiatrists can.it is psychologists who can not prescribe medication.
Only what your Veterinarian prescribes for it.
Kentucky has restrictions on pain management clinics, strict new limits on prescribing controlled substances, and increased reporting requirements for practitioners.
No, the veterinarian would resect the tumor with a wide margin if possible and then provide accepted pain medication such as tramadol or Rimadyl. An opioid pain reliever may be provided if the animal appears to be in significant pain. Pregabalin (Lyrica) is a new drug that has limited approval for use in human medication. Veterinarians are prohibited from using drugs not approved for use in animals unless there is significant medical need and no animal-approved drug is available. As there are other options for treating muscle pain associated with a myosarcoma or myoma, a veterinarian prescribing pregabalin would be doing so illegally.
That depends. Did the prescribing doctor tell her to only take the medication for six months? If he did not tell her to how long to take the medication, she should continue taking it until she speaks with her doctor. You should not cease taking a prescription medication without first consulting the prescribing doctor, unless that doctor tells you how long you should be taking the medication. A quick call to the prescribing doctor's office will help in your specific case.
It depends on the type of preventative being given. Consult your veterinarian about the specific medication you are using.
It means that there may be a risk that should be considered before taking the medication.
No they do not, i have gotten prescribed many controlled substances without being tested
As many as were prescribed. You should discuss with the prescribing physician or your pharmacist how to take the medication appropriately.
You can't give a human medication to a dog without permission from a veterinarian. Go to your vet, and they can give you allergy medication for your chihuahua.
Yes, if the child has seizures prior to taking medication, they will not be prescribed stimulants. If there is a family history of seizures, the doctor will take a precaution before prescribing medication.
This is not an uncommon combination of medications for the treatment of depression, anxiety and insomnia. There is no medication interaction that would prevent these three from being taken together. As always, the prescribing physician should be asked about any medication combinations (and any supplements taken should be communicated to the prescribing physician, as well).