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<blockquote data-quote="sparkyrich" data-source="post: 276129" data-attributes="member: 32555"><p>Hi all. I don't post often in here but I do enjoy browsing the forum and reading the advice and opinions on offer.</p><p></p><p>Thing is, I've just got in from a weekend away and have found a letter from my Doctor saying that they have<strong> "been instructed by the PCT that we must rigidly enforce the recommendation that patients receiving NHS prescriptions for Sildenafil should receive a maximum of four tablets per month. I have therefore amended your repeat prescription so that in future you will only receive a prescription of 4 tablets per 28 days" </strong></p><p></p><p>Aside from the fact that I don't (and never have) take Sildenafil, is this directive being enforced elsewhere?</p><p></p><p>I do suffer from ED and the Doctor (unfortunately no longer with the practice) who initially diagnosed my type II diabetes and started my treatment also gave me Cialis for the ED. I take 5mg per day, every day, as it works in a different way to Sildenafil which is taken "as required" so to speak. Using 4 tablets of Cialis per month would be as effective as burning crows feathers and casting animal entrails. </p><p></p><p>Guess I'll be having a word tomorrow when I go to the health centre for my retinopathy screening - my repeats are due to be ordered then...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sparkyrich, post: 276129, member: 32555"] Hi all. I don't post often in here but I do enjoy browsing the forum and reading the advice and opinions on offer. Thing is, I've just got in from a weekend away and have found a letter from my Doctor saying that they have[b] "been instructed by the PCT that we must rigidly enforce the recommendation that patients receiving NHS prescriptions for Sildenafil should receive a maximum of four tablets per month. I have therefore amended your repeat prescription so that in future you will only receive a prescription of 4 tablets per 28 days" [/b] Aside from the fact that I don't (and never have) take Sildenafil, is this directive being enforced elsewhere? I do suffer from ED and the Doctor (unfortunately no longer with the practice) who initially diagnosed my type II diabetes and started my treatment also gave me Cialis for the ED. I take 5mg per day, every day, as it works in a different way to Sildenafil which is taken "as required" so to speak. Using 4 tablets of Cialis per month would be as effective as burning crows feathers and casting animal entrails. Guess I'll be having a word tomorrow when I go to the health centre for my retinopathy screening - my repeats are due to be ordered then... [/QUOTE]
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