Can't understand prescription

2022-10-05 05:44:53
Can somebody please tell me how we have to take these medicines? These are the prescriptions of two patients.
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Can help you, kindly provide me detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Answered2022-10-08 08:36:09

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Hello welcome Better consult your primary DOCTOR Or online with Dr Pandian

Answered2022-10-05 06:44:40

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Connect please

Answered2022-10-05 05:56:51

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Connect please

Answered2022-10-05 05:53:57

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U should consult dr.. Who priscribe the medicine.... Plz

Answered2022-10-05 09:23:45

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1st image: 1) Tab. betnesol forte, it should be taken on saturday and sunday only( 4 tablets) after breakfast, though this is the only thing a bit vague 2) can't read accurately but looking like shelcal, twice a day 3) Calcirol sachet, if you've that capsule take it with water, if you've that different powder thing stir with water and take 4) Tab Pantup, before meal twice a day 5) I don't understand the name of the medicine but it has to be given twice a day 6) Sunscreen 2nd image: 1) Tab. Zerodol TH, it should be taken for a week then when pain comes 2) Tab extraflex GSM, isn't mentioned, usually twice a day 3) Tab myocal its usually once a day 4) Some sachet which isn't mentioned
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can confirm with the prescribing doc though I've mentioned wherever I'm unsure
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kindly send me pics of medicine for better guidance

Answered2022-10-05 07:01:12

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Unable to read Pls contact prescribing doctor

Answered2022-10-05 06:37:40

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Generally you should contact with your doctor who have written this.

Answered2022-10-05 06:34:45

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