When a doctor prescribes medication…
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If your doctor asks you about your diet and lifestyle but you want them to prescribe you a medication, you're an addict, not a patient.
Or you are self-medicating, and annoyed that you have to pay some gatekeeper to do it. There are times when you just want some hydroxychloroquine for your trip to Nicaragua or Nigeria, just in case. Or any number of other random pharmaceuticals (epi-pen, insulin, etc.) that you can get at 90% of other countries without paying some doctor.
Good use of the converse, but I would wager that few frens here are like this.
I persuaded my doc to prescribe HCQ for life. I told him I had IBS (true) and I showed him a report from pub med or similar site that stated HCQ was helpful for colitis etc. He asked if he could keep the report printout and immediately wrote the prescription, while warning me "some people think it's helpful for covid ha ha ha".
P.s. it did fix my IBS so I only take 12 mg once a week now.