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Private Prescriptions for Travellers

Private Prescriptions for Travellers

If you're planning on travelling to a country where there's a risk of malaria, a private prescription for preventative medicine may be required.

You'll need to speak to a qualified doctor before you order prescriptions online for a one-off trip. This service is available through some online pharmacies.

Listed below are some of the main benefits of a private prescription for travellers looking to prevent malaria becoming a problem on their trip abroad.

  • Convenience

Being able to order prescriptions online is convenient for many people. For example, those who work irregular shifts and can't access GP services during opening hours can benefit from a private prescription facility.

Depending on your job and its proximity to your GP surgery, it might not be practical for you to make an appointment then go to your pharmacy to pick up any anti-malaria tablets that are needed.

A private prescription means you can do everything online and get your medicines delivered direct to your door (often the next day).

Ordering prescriptions online can be done in your lunch break and cuts out any travelling time from your home/workplace to see your GP or pick up your prescription from the nearest pharmacy.

  • Professional advice

Being able to get reliable advice on anti-malaria measures for your trip is essential. An online consultation with a doctor will make sure you're fully aware of what you should be doing before you leave, while you're at your destination, and when you return home.

The type of anti-malaria tablets you need will depend on the country you're visiting. If you're not able to visit your GP prior to your trip, consulting a doctor online is a great option, particularly if you want to know more about any side effects of the medicine you're being prescribed. A pharmacist can also advise you about anti-malaria tablets.

  • Confidentiality

Visiting your GP to discuss any medical problems is confidential, but many people have concerns over ordering a private prescription online.

Doctors who consult online have to follow the same confidentiality rules as any other doctor. If you're submitting any information online, your details will be encrypted and kept secure.

If you still have any doubts about placing an order for prescriptions online, make sure you choose a reputable pharmacy that you can trust.

Author Bio: Visit http://www.co-operativedoctor.co.uk/ for a free, confidential online consultation with a qualified doctor. If you need a private prescription it can be ordered and sent to your home or work address. .

 


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