Self-medication
Taking a dose of self-prescribed medicine is not a good idea. A lot of educated people feel its fine to pop a pill without a prescription from a doctor. These well-meaning drugs are not without side-effects and can play havoc with your system if taken without professional advice. Only after studying extensively a doctor is capable of assessing your body and the risks and benefits involved in prescribing medication. So the job of prescribing a medicine is best left to the doctor.
Inam Andrabi
inam_an@yahoo.com
Lastupdate on : Sun, 15 Apr 2012 21:30:00 Makkah time
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