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I can certainly relate to this, as I have to see a neurologist every two years or so for cluster headaches. When a cycle starts, I need a prescription for medi
by SloopJon 8y ago
I can certainly relate to this, as I have to see a neurologist every two years or so for cluster headaches. When a cycle starts, I need a prescription for medicine and oxygen immediately, because I'm getting very painful headaches every day for two months or so.
The problem is, my neuros keep retiring, so I have to start over, begging for an appointment from a new one who doesn't have anything sooner than three months out. When I finally get in, I tell them my previous dosage, and they write me a script.
- DenisM 8y agoI was advised in a situation like this to ask the receptionist to connect you with the doctor's nurse. Nurse is more available than doctor, and is more competent than the receptionist. YMMV.