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Taz2

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Re: refusal to prescribe
« Reply #15 on: July 28, 2020, 11:28:19 AM »

YES is the name of the product. You can buy it direct from the company or its available in supermarkets or pharmacies. There is YES VM and YES OB (which is the one I use on the recommendation of my pelvic floor specialist nurse).

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Dandelion

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Re: refusal to prescribe
« Reply #16 on: July 28, 2020, 11:30:30 AM »

YES is the name of the product. You can buy it direct from the company or its available in supermarkets or pharmacies. There is YES VM and YES OB (which is the one I use on the recommendation of my pelvic floor specialist nurse).

Taz x
thanks Taz
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Dougal

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Re: refusal to prescribe
« Reply #17 on: July 28, 2020, 07:58:57 PM »

Thank you all for your responses. I didn't actually get to speak to the Dr! I was ordering a repeat prescription and put in the notes could I please have the above mentioned product. I got a phone call from the pharmacist who advised that the Dr had refused to prescribe as it was available otc.
I explained about the dryness issues and the pharmacist went back to the Dr. She phoned me back a short time later to advise that he was not willing to prescribe and that I should buy otc remedy.
I will certainly look at the Yes website directly.
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Dandelion

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Re: refusal to prescribe
« Reply #18 on: July 28, 2020, 08:23:58 PM »

Thank you all for your responses. I didn't actually get to speak to the Dr! I was ordering a repeat prescription and put in the notes could I please have the above mentioned product. I got a phone call from the pharmacist who advised that the Dr had refused to prescribe as it was available otc.
I explained about the dryness issues and the pharmacist went back to the Dr. She phoned me back a short time later to advise that he was not willing to prescribe and that I should buy otc remedy.
I will certainly look at the Yes website directly.
I wouldn't settle for that. Earlier in the thread it was mentioned vaginal atrophy gets worse without treatment, so, to me, you have a right to it if you feel your vagina is atrophied. "First, do no harm" is part of the Hippocratic Oath that doctors take. If you have VA I would be seeing a different Dr in the surgery.
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