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As a resident in Spain now does anybody know if I am able to get Humira prescription (which I taken for many years)ย  I am now registered with the local health centre
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Make an appointment to see โ€˜yourโ€™ doctor.
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I am a bit reluctant to actually go to the medical centre at the moment as Iโ€™m not unwell and donโ€™t want to waste anyoneโ€™s time especially during this time.
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If it's a prescription drug you will only be able to get it with a prescription which means you need to see a doctor. Lots of the doctors are doing video or telephone consults.
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I understand would I need to prove that I have it on prescription in the UK I concerned that I will have to go to see a consultant at the hospital and have tests for my condition
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Depending on where you are, to make an appointment you call (for me it is 955 545 060) or use the app, mine is โ€œsalud responde.โ€

When you are called back by a doctor, they will decide what action to take.
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Thank you
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You make appointment with medical centre.ย  ย Take something and meds from Uk.ย  They will write you a prescription that goes on your medical card then collect from chemist.
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