Medication prescription

4POSTS

5 years ago

As a resident in Spain now does anybody know if I am able to get Humira prescription (which I taken for many years) I am now registered with the local health centre

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Johncar Spain Expert

1412POSTS

5 years ago

Make an appointment to see ‘your’ doctor.

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Partaloa New member

4POSTS

5 years ago

I am a bit reluctant to actually go to the medical centre at the moment as I’m not unwell and don’t want to waste anyone’s time especially during this time.

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Culebronchris Serial expat

287POSTS

5 years ago

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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Partaloa New member

4POSTS

5 years ago

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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Johncar Spain Expert

1412POSTS

5 years ago

Depending on where you are, to make an appointment you call (for me it is 955 545 060) or use the app, mine is “salud responde.”

When you are called back by a doctor, they will decide what action to take.

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Partaloa New member

4POSTS

5 years ago

Thank you

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holidayrent1 Member

17POSTS

5 years ago

You make appointment with medical centre. Take something and meds from Uk. They will write you a prescription that goes on your medical card then collect from chemist.

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