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Posted by bulbulbhat on Sun, 01 Nov 2009

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Nowadays Why doctors are not mentioning any desease in their prescriptions , I mean before writing any medicine they should mention what doctor is considering as desease and based on that diagonisis He is giving the following medicines. Either diagonistic report or personal assumption-in both cases patients have the right to know what doctor is thinking and what medicine he suggests for that . Read More

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pradhangeorge 02 Nov 09 2:40 AM After listening to all a patient has to say, a doc does a general total body check which takes just a little time. He has a provisional diagnosis and a few differentials.These are written in the office copy, and a prescription is given to the patient, or sent to a doctor of his choice.He cant write ?HIV , ? malingering, can he? The pharmacist may not keep the confidence.So sometimes the diagn is jotted in code.bulbul is right, but may he give his suggestions?

pradhangeorge

02 Nov 09
2:40 AM

After listening to all a patient has to say, a doc does a general total body check which takes just a little time. He has a provisional diagnosis and a few differentials.These are written in the office copy, and a prescription is given to the patient, or sent to a doctor of his choice.He cant write ?HIV , ? malingering, can he? The pharmacist may not keep the confidence.So sometimes the diagn is jotted in code.bulbul is right, but may he give his suggestions?