Pill (womens help needed!)?
Just a quick question:
Im on the Pill and i got 3 packets from my GP.
Im on my last packet and was wondering where i get the next batch? do i have to go to the GP again or can i get it from the chemist?
thanks!
Answer:
(UK) You can complete a repeat prescription form in the reception of your GP for more. You should do this before you run out, as it could take a few days for the doctor to issue you another prescription. You should make an appointment with the nurse every 6-12 months to have your blood pressure checked, or they may refuse to give you more without seeing you.
Need to make a GP appointment to get a prescription.
They also like to check your weight and blood pressure when you are on the pill and will do this when you get your prescription.
Can't just get them from a chemist without a prescription.
you should go to the docs
Call your Dr. They will call in the prescription to a local pharmacy.
you have to get a prescription from the doctor
Take your packet for a refill to the pharmacist, or call you doctor to get a refill. Read the package to make sure you can get a refill in the first place.
You have to go to the GP. And even if you didn`t have to, you should, anyway ;-)
doctor
you ring your practise nurse, she'l weigh ya and take ur blood Pressure too. good luck x
u have to go back docs babe, and i dunno if it goes on age as i in late 30, but he won't do repeats for me i have to see him and have blood pressure checked too, u will soon find out when u go back for 1st time.
You can get it from the nurse or Gp
go back 2 the docs
go to the same person that gave you or prescribe you the first 3 packets.
go back to your Gp/Practise nurse as they need to assess you b4 they can give you another 3-6 months worth of the pill, if you don't see them then they aren't going to know if it suits you or not are they?
The pill is not on a continuous prescription you will have to go back to get another pack plus they can check that everything is ok i.e blood pressure etc
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