Ask a Patient Opinion Poll
Do you tell your doctor about your experience with a medication that the doctor has prescribed to you?
(Total Votes: 450)
Usually (22.4%) | |
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Sometimes (60.9%) | |
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Not often (16.7%) | |
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Voter Comments (the following are opinions of readers and not AskaPatient.com)
• Thy do not keep accurate records and deny it is the drug.
• why not tell the truth about a particular product, especially if can someone.
• got sick of explaining a side effect and getting switched Rxs
• always inform doctor who usually denies the side effects
• communication is important
• they dont belive me
• Doctor too busy
• doctors don't listen very well so you have to tell them over and over again
• Doctors usually say its not the drug!
• Got an analitical mind so should be acurate
• If my doctor followed up with an email a week later, I'd tell him all about it! Else I'll forget.
• To make proper medication decisions, the Dr. needs to know about adverse effects
• I like to discuss side effects of my prescriptions.
• Dr. downplayed side effects of diuretic till blood test showed it messed up my electrolytes.
• yes and they never listen
• Always - he needs to know about what he's prescribing.
• I tel lthem, but I feel it falls on deaf ears.
• But they say they don't think the medicine is what is causing my problems
• if you dont tell him, how can they help or change it
• Does it really matter anymore?
• But doctors deny side effects.
• she never mentioned side effects to start with
• I would if we actually communicated when I went to visit
• Good idea to check aska patient every time. Thanks.
• they do not want to hear about it
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