03-23-2019, 08:04 AM
Ideally you would have a good, long-standing relationship with your GP. I would ask yourself, is the mag I am taking something the doctor may prescribe? I.e, for the poster's subscription for a mag for insomnia. Have they discussed their insomnia with their doctor? If not, bring it up, they may not rx you your current mag to start with, but may eventually.
If you have an understanding doctor, honesty will help you out. It'll help inform them of what works for you. And maybe what doesn't.
They will obviously tell you not to order mags online, but it might actually encourage them to be more aggressive in treating you as your symptoms were so severe you resorted to ordering online. This is what I would do if you came to me.
A safer alternative may be to tell them you tried one of your spouse's/friend's mags - again this is frowned upon but will probably be treated more lightly.
If you have an understanding doctor, honesty will help you out. It'll help inform them of what works for you. And maybe what doesn't.
They will obviously tell you not to order mags online, but it might actually encourage them to be more aggressive in treating you as your symptoms were so severe you resorted to ordering online. This is what I would do if you came to me.
A safer alternative may be to tell them you tried one of your spouse's/friend's mags - again this is frowned upon but will probably be treated more lightly.