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Medical Practice Law Limits Prescriptions
The Medical Syndicate affirms that Law No. 415 of 1954 regarding the practice of the medical profession confines the prescribing of medications and vitamins to licensed doctors registered with the syndicate and holding a valid license from the Ministry of Health. It clarifies that non-doctors are not authorized to provide medical advice or prescribe medications. The syndicate points out that prescribing drugs or vitamins by unqualified individuals exposes patients to risks, including drug interactions that may either enhance or diminish the effectiveness of medications, potentially endangering patients' lives—such as the increased effect of insulin leading to diabetic coma. The syndicate emphasizes the importance of understanding a patient’s medical history and avoiding misdiagnosis. It is also working to take legal actions against violators and advocates for strict legal frameworks to regulate cosmetic practices and therapeutic nutrition, aiming to reduce the casual handling of people’s health by some individuals.
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