The gap between prescriptions and everyday
experience During brief consultations, doctors often focus on the benefits, dosage and main risks.
Subtle experiences can go unnoticed unless patients mention them.
Many side effects are considered mild or uncommon, and are therefore not highlighted from the outset.
However, this does not make them imaginary or unimportant to your quality of life.
The real problem is not secrecy, but the silence engendered by prejudice.
And breaking this silence starts by identifying recurring patterns.
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