8 Questions Your Doctor Would Like You to Ask

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Why do I receive this medication?

Oftentimes, doctors expect patients to magically know why they are prescribing certain medications. Open communication is highly important when it comes to improving doctor-patient relationships.

Besides understanding why you are receiving this drug, you should also ask about dosage, instructions like whether to take a certain drug on an empty stomach, side effects, or potential interactions with other medications you take.

It’s only natural to want to know more about your health status. In fact, as we mentioned in the beginning, a curious patient is a healthy patient. If you want to dig deeper into the matter, we’d strongly recommend you read this wonderful book called “Questions for My Doctor: Patient and Caregiver Friendly” by Margaret O’Neill. You’ll love it, trust me!

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