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A member asked:
If you move to another province and you realize that you left your hiv medication back. what can you do?
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Contact your doc: This is a public information site based in the USA as are most of the volunteer docs. Here when a patient on chronic meds moves they simply have their regular doc move any script to a pharmacy in the new location. You should establish care with a new local doc as these transfers are usually for a limited duration. I suppose they do something similar in your country.
Answered 12/29/2020
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