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A member asked:
What can i do if a nurse practitioner wants to change my current medication and i don't want to have it changed. ?
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Discuss: You have the right to ask why are things being changed ? All providers need to give you the information for change. Once you understand the reason for change then seek their input how the new meds would help. Then make a informed decision. If still not satisfied is ok to get a second opinion.
Answered 7/15/2015
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