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That is interesting that some of them are authorized to diagnose, but can't write a prescription to control it. I guess that's why they'll all eventually send
by ksaj 5y ago
That is interesting that some of them are authorized to diagnose, but can't write a prescription to control it.
I guess that's why they'll all eventually send you to a "specialist," which is another way of saying "someone authorized to medicate you for this."
I'm not sure though - physicians can prescribe Ritalin, but at least here, they always send you off to be checked out by a psychiatrist first.
- IncRnd 5y agoThat makes sense to me. Of course, I'm not disputing the existence of specialists. A nurse practitioner or pediatrician may not have the most familiarity or want to deal with the issue.