Doctors

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Yes. He has to be concerned about how the medication he prescribes interact with the drugs you take. He has a responsibility.

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Dr. Novello was Surgeon General from 1990-1993.

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PSC is a business designation of Professional Services Corporation. It is a legal designation that means that the doctor is representing himself as a business. The designation helps protect personal assets in case the doctor is sued for malpractice.

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Physicians in Greece have an average salary of almost $67,000 per year. Physicians in the United States make more than twice that with their annual salaries being $150,000.

Yes. Think of it this way. When a physician gives you a new prescription he placing you on a medication which you were not previously receiving. Does he have that power? Of course. Can he force you to take what he prescribes? No he may not. You may choose not to fill the prescription at all or you may seek to fill it but change your mind due to cost or undesireable side effects.

Just as a doctor has the power to prescribe a medication, he also has the power to discontinue it without your permission. Your option in this instance is to seek the services of another physician.

When a doctor changes your prescription what he is really doing is stopping your prescription of one medication and starting you on a brand new prescription. He is essentially combining both powers described above into consecutive orders - sopping the old, then starting the new. Again, in this instance if you disagree you are free to discuss the matter with the doctor or go elsewhere.

One area where there is some disagreement is whether a doctor may originally prescribe a generic medication instead of a brand medication and by virtue of his Rx for the generic prevent you from requesting and paying for the brand name yourself. I believe that the same premise by which generics are prescribed in place of brand name - that they are identical - applies the other way around as well. Namely, that since the generic and the brand are identical that you should have the option to choose whichever version you wish without the doctor's interference.

Just as we have the option of purchasing Bayer Aspirin instead of Walmart aspirin, which are after all supposedly the same substance that same right belongs to you when the generic and the brand are the same substance.

Incidently, whle it may be true that in many instances a generic is capable of performing as well as a brand drug this is not always true. For one thing, generic manufacturers are permitted to operate within tolerances where each generic tablet is considered the equivalent of the brand so long as the dose has between 75% and 125% of the active ungredient in each tablet or capsule.

Such a fluctuation may me 'close enough' when it comes to many prescription meds it certainly is not for all prescription substances. For example Coumadin or the generic warfarin are used to thin the blood to prevent strokes. Since it is extremely important to the patients health and life and limb that the patient adhere to a daily dose which is neither too small nor too large, the 75% to 125% span is far to broad to allow for proper calibration of blood levels, particularly when a pharmacy may be jumping back and forth between using a generic version made by one compaany or by another.

Another area is in pain relief. In situations where a patient's pain is controlled sufficiently with say 80mg, a shift to a generic can mean that thee patient could very well be receiving only 60mg per day instead. This might not present a problem if patients were generally permitted to veer off from their normal dose, taking a little more a day to make up for the deficit. But these days in particular, pharmacists, for reasons which have everything to do with the pharmacists fear of losing his license and not a bt to do with protecting the patient.

Another factor which can render a generic medication different from the brand is that the 'delivery system', in other words the other compounds used with the active ingredient which can either promote or intrerfere with absorption.

A physician with the title FAAP (Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics) is a board-certified pediatrician.

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I think a physician is the same as a doctor.

Conservative treatments for ulnar nerve entrapment include rest and splinting of the elbow and corticosteroids to reduce pain. In severe cases, surgery to move the ulnar nerve from behind the elbow to the front of the elbow

An "ear, nose and throat" doctor - usually abbreviated to ENT.

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There is no "cure". By this I mean there is no quick way to stop pain completely. First, you should consider a trip to the doctor to diagnose the cause of your pain. Secondly, if it is a recent injury, ice and elevate your leg. Use of a NSAID (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory) like aspirin or Ibuprofen may be taken to assist in reducing any swelling. A physician is best to guide you further in this matter.

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