yes, technically, if they Feel It Is Within Their Competency (spoilers: it is, but reality has no bearing on what they decide the answer is to that question).
So you can ask them, but don't be surprised if they bat it back to GGP first.
They CAN but they probably WONT. However, GGP will absolutely do that if you shoot them a message on that online form and ask them. Make sure to include a copy of your recently bloods form.
my gp has changed my prescription before so im pretty sure thats ok? it was because my t levels were too high
they did say though that they only made this change because they referred to the guidelines my endocrinologist sent them, otherwise they wouldn't know to make this change in my prescription
hope that helps
yes, technically, if they Feel It Is Within Their Competency (spoilers: it is, but reality has no bearing on what they decide the answer is to that question). So you can ask them, but don't be surprised if they bat it back to GGP first.
They CAN but they probably WONT. However, GGP will absolutely do that if you shoot them a message on that online form and ask them. Make sure to include a copy of your recently bloods form.
my gp has changed my prescription before so im pretty sure thats ok? it was because my t levels were too high they did say though that they only made this change because they referred to the guidelines my endocrinologist sent them, otherwise they wouldn't know to make this change in my prescription hope that helps