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Digital Prescriptions

A prescription, after a proper consultation.

Online prescriptions aren't medicines on demand. After Dr Yasmeen reviews your symptoms, history, allergies, and any reports — and if a prescription fits your situation safely — you receive a clear digital prescription with the instructions to use it well.

Tablet showing a generic digital prescription layout in a clean clinical setting.

The principle

A prescription has to follow an assessment.

A medicine is a clinical decision, not a checkbox. The wrong dose, the wrong drug for your kidneys, an interaction with something you're already taking — all of it matters more than a quick request can carry. Which is why every prescription Dr Yasmeen issues sits behind a real consultation: the symptoms, the history, the medicines you're already on, the conditions in the background.

When a prescription is the right call, it comes with everything you need to use it safely — dose, timing, duration, and what to do if something doesn't feel right. When it isn't the right call, you'll be told that honestly, and pointed toward the next sensible step.

What's in the prescription

Six things every prescription spells out.

The medicine

Named clearly, so there's no confusion at the pharmacy.

The dose

Exactly how much to take.

How often

Per day, per dose, with the timing that makes the medicine work properly.

How long

A defined duration — not an open-ended habit.

How to take it

Timing, food-related guidance, anything that needs avoiding while you're on it.

Safety guidance

What to watch for, when to stop, when to come back, when to seek in-person care.

Suitable cases

When a digital prescription makes sense — and when it doesn't.

When it suits

  • Follow-up after a previous consultation
  • Chronic disease medicine review
  • Minor medication adjustment after a report review
  • Continuation guidance where it's medically appropriate
  • A clear treatment plan after an online assessment

When it doesn't

  • Cases that need physical examination before medicine can be prescribed safely
  • Conditions that require urgent or emergency in-person care
  • Diagnoses that need investigation or specialist referral first
  • Situations where online assessment alone isn't enough to guide treatment safely

What to share

Information that supports safe prescribing.

  • Current symptoms
  • Previous diagnosis
  • Existing medicines
  • Any drug allergies
  • Pregnancy or breastfeeding status, if relevant
  • Existing kidney, liver, heart, or chronic conditions
  • Recent reports
  • Previous prescriptions
  • Any side effects you've had with medicines

Need a prescription reviewed safely?

Book a consultation so your symptoms, history, current medicines, allergies, and reports can be looked at properly first. The prescription, where appropriate, follows from there.