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How do i get my meds on chronic after it was removed?
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Gain control of meds: The question seems to imply that this patient's medications are being controlled by someone other than the patient and his/her physician. Theoretically, each decision regarding whether or not to take a medication requires the agreement of a physician and an informed patient. It's time for this patient to take active control of his/her rights as a patient.
Answered 8/29/2020
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