What should I do if I was prescribed an incorrect dosage or quantity?
If you were prescribed the wrong dosage or quantity, you should contact DrHouse support immediately. They will review your case and guide you on the next steps, which may include coordinating a correction with a physician or helping resolve the issue with your prescription.
Quick Answer:
- Contact DrHouse support right away
- Do not take more or less than prescribed if it seems incorrect
- Support will guide you on what to do next
- A physician may need to review and update the prescription
What to Do First
Reach out to DrHouse support through the app or email as soon as possible. Be ready to share:
- The prescribed dosage or quantity
- What seems incorrect
- Any symptoms or concerns
This helps the team assess the situation quickly and direct you appropriately.
How DrHouse Handles It
Once you contact support, they will:
- Review the details of your prescription
- Escalate the issue if a medical review is needed
- Help coordinate a correction with a licensed physician if appropriate
If a change is required, a physician will reassess your case and issue an updated prescription when medically appropriate.
Limitations / What to Know
- Support cannot provide medical advice directly
- Prescription changes must be approved by a physician
- You may be asked to complete a follow-up visit
- Do not adjust dosage on your own without medical guidance
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