- Male
- 27 Years
- 29/01/2025
I've been dealing with stomach worms for about 6 years now. I've seen lots of doctors and tried different medications, but nothing seems to work because the issue is still there. I also have this persistent itching around my anus, and it's affecting my health. I'm feeling really physically weak because of it. What could be causing this recurring problem, and what else can I do to finally get rid of it?
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You can obtain an online prescription for your grandmother in India through:
- Telemedicine platforms: Consult a doctor via video or phone call on platforms like Practo, Lybrate, or 1mg.
- Online doctor consultation websites: Sites like DocsApp, Mfine, or HealthAssure offer virtual consultations.
- Hospital or clinic websites: Some hospitals and clinics provide online consultation services.
Before the consultation:
- Gather your grandmother's medical history and previous prescriptions.
- Prepare a list of her current medications and allergies.
During the consultation:
- Share the medical history and previous prescriptions with the doctor.
- Discuss your grandmother's current symptoms and concerns.
After the consultation:
- The doctor will provide an online prescription, which you can download or print.
- Use the prescription to purchase medication from a local pharmacy or online pharmacy.
Dr. Kareemulla Suggests...
Consult a Gastroenterology/gi Medicine Specialist
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