1.  Also, doctors explain to me that they have to worry about law suits and so they will prescribe a medicine just to be protected from malpractice claims. Too often they are forced to deal with the symptoms and not the cause. The person is depressed, he gets a medication for depression. Nothing about his situation has changed. I deal with the cause. The cause disappears and the medication is not needed. Makes sense doesn't it?
2.  nardil It doesn't have to be this way. You can ask the doctor any and all of the questions above. You can ask your doctor about the causes of the symptoms you are having. You may not even need to take medication. You may be able to make a simple change.
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5.  Keep it safe. Medication has to be stored under certain conditions to ensure its safety and for it to retain its potency. If the label says to refrigerate the medication, you must ensure it remains refrigerated. Most medications will state they cannot be stored above a certain temperature. This is important to remember if you have a habit of keeping your medication in your car while you are out and about.
6.  You can often save a lot of money on your prescription drug costs by simply shopping from store to store. You might save even more by buying your prescriptions online or by phone. It is a simple fact that all chain drugstores sell the same products. The difference in price is caused by how much profit they seek to make.
7.  In years past there has been the traditional "top down" medical system where the doctor simply gave the patient the information that they needed and expected the patient to follow it. We are now progressing towards a more cooperative system where the doctor and the patient enter into a dialog about the patient's care. Patients are encouraged to learn more about their medications including the names of the drug, why they are taking them and how they should take them. Patients are also learning what side effects to expect and what to do if they experience a side effect. They are also told what to do if they should miss a dose. Additionally patients are learning how to monitor the effects of the drugs, how to record that information and how to communicate this information to their doctor.
8.  Drug addiction hurts loved ones and family members, including children. It can be hereditary or from a traumatic incident or even a doctor giving them something for pain as simple as a toothache, and then the cycle begins. Once the brain gets that feed, it blocks the brain from creating pleasure without the drug and then more and more is needed and most likely they will turn to street drugs, which are too often lethal.
9.  This is often the case as many medications are taken to fight symptoms of lifestyle habits. In other words, we are doing harm to ourselves and taking medication to mask the symptoms of that harm.
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