Prescription Drugs

Prescription drugs are medications that are legally prescribed by a healthcare professional, such as a doctor, to treat specific health conditions. They are regulated by government authorities to ensure safety and effectiveness. Unlike over-the-counter drugs, which can be purchased without a prescription, prescription drugs often carry a higher risk of side effects, interactions, or misuse. Patients typically need to follow their doctor’s instructions on dosage and administration to achieve the best outcomes and minimize risks. Obtaining these medications requires a valid prescription, ensuring they are used appropriately and monitored by healthcare providers.