The phrase "a prescription problem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an issue or difficulty related to a prescription, such as medication errors or access to prescribed drugs.
Example: "The patient experienced a prescription problem when the pharmacy could not fulfill the order for their medication."
Alternatives: "a medication issue" or "a prescription error".
" Most of the time, it is called for and even at times, it is to my benefit because there was indeed a prescription problem.
So most of the time, I appreciate the call (from the pharmacy)." Doctor H 4, FGD1 "(Calls) actually help clarify certain things … that may otherwise lead to some error, which is even more serious!" Pharmacist H17, FGD4 " Most of the time, it is called for and even at times, it is to my benefit because there was indeed a prescription problem.
In the weeks since the 57-year-old singer was found dead at his suburban Minneapolis compound, on 21 April, investigators have been looking into whether he had a prescription drug problem.
America has a prescription pill problem.
Maybe a house in the Hamptons, a prescription drug problem.
Like many other places around the country, Staten Island has had a prescription painkiller problem for about a decade.
But the fact is that no matter how you look at it, the US (and to a lesser extent other countries) has a prescription drug problem.
Suleman told HuffPost that she went on welfare for the second time because she is running out of cash after going to rehab in November for a prescription drug problem.
In May 2010, she announced she had a prescription pill problem and would appear on VH1's "Celebrity Rehab 4" to address the issue, but later dropped out of the show, with her reps claiming she never officially signed on.
We first briefly present behavioural techniques (mood and activities recording, grading tasks prescription, problem solving techniques, etc)., and we then examine cognitive techniques such as detecting cognitions, cognitive bias and cognitive schemas.
Giving Iraq veto power, he said, is "a prescription for problems".
