Would you doubt the competence of a doctor who prescribed an ointment that hasn't been available in…

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Would you doubt the competence of a doctor who prescribed an ointment that hasn't been available in pharmacies for three years?
Ladies, does anyone know what's going on? I've had some kind of allergy for a month now: sneezing an…
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Kartysheva Natalya
I don't even know... an acquaintance, a very experienced doctor, prescribed a vaccine to someone that stopped being produced 3 years ago, and there are no alternatives. We told her that this vaccine isn't available and the last batch expired over two years ago. To which she replied, 'Well, it would be best to find this vaccine' 🤦️. I mean, unless we can go back in time 🤦️
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NetPrint Ru
They prescribed Duphaston anyway 🙈 like, 'we don't know, look for it wherever you want' (it was out of stock for a long time). It feels like they didn't want to bother with selecting medications for pregnant women.
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Iglova Viktoriya
Yes
I saw a young doctor, and that's how she prescribed it to me
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Katya
No, probably not. They just don't get into it. I was prescribed ORAIR for allergies. But it's nowhere to be found, not even in Kazakhstan, Egypt, Turkey, or France, even though it's made in France. So I've been suffering for three years now.
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