Friday, May 30, 2008

Susten 200 Progesterone

adults

"Ah! Doctor! Do not forget to mark the Effenergan! "If you do not know" the Effenergan "is normal. No ... But it is the drug of choice of one of my old patients. Long ago she ate the Phenergan ®, and was prescribed the Efferalgan ®. It became the Effenergan. I would therefore prescribe paracetamol effervescent.

Simple no?

For Mr. Orlando, do not forget the "Bicocca", it takes years. I'm saying each months over five years. "Ah yes, The Symbicort ®! "He continues to take the" Bicocca ".

I loved the "Bécotine" Ms. Isaure when she came to pick her Becotide ®. Mr. Leboucher never recalled the name of Seretide ® and is called the "Pschitt for asthma.

Curiously, Mr. Louis knows very well his Soriatane ® and its Diprosalic ®, but never managed to store the Pentasa ® he calls "Saintasa" blessed medicine which eased his stomach.

Generics whose name is often composed of the name of the molecule followed by laboratory name seem really hard to remember. Sure remember Dextropropoxyphene-paracetamol Biogaran ® appears well above the average memory capacity. While for some it is easier to ask "the Biogaran" or "The Merck" which corresponds to tens of products since it is the name of the lab.

But how do doctors who do not keep records for their patients?

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