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In response to "ST is doctor smarter - can a doctor prescribe himself his own antibotics for an infection? ethical? legal? -- nm" by Epiphany

I always assumed that a doctor couldn't prescribe to themselves, but don't know the law.

Posted by ty97 Mar 25 '16, 14:50

Perhaps within limited amounts they can?

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Sure, they could. But if, say, a dentist prescribed birth control for their wife/daughter (which has happened), we wouldn't fill it. -- nm - Tim Mar 25, 14:56 2
- There are limits I presume? Like if a doctor is prescribing him/herself a round of oxy once a week? - ty97 Mar 25, 15:16
- i never needed birth control (obvs) but my dad called in scripts for me on an as-needed basis lots of times -- nm - pixie ninja Mar 25, 14:58

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