Sentence examples for prescribed something from inspiring English sources

But the eye doctor prescribed something new: glasses.

The doctor prescribed something for pain if she needs it, and I have the keys to the press where it's kept.

"Usually I would have prescribed something for her vision and made sure her health needs were met, but I referred her to the Penwith team who put her in touch with groups like a befriending service".

But according to the American College of Preventive Medicine, only about a third of women who use hormones take them as prescribed, something that may reflect women's fears about the side effects of such medication.

Hood, who has a degree in linguistics and psychology, was on and off various medication until late last year, when her GP prescribed something different, – a very powerful antidepressant.

I'm prescribed something called Zopiclone back home.

She'd prescribe something but not follow up.

He prescribes something to help Mark sleep and advises him to find a girl and settle down.

Alternatively, visit a specialist bar where well-trained staff can make a clinical diagnosis and prescribe something suitable.

"So patients call their doctors and complain that they feel sicker, and the doctors tell them to stop the medication or they prescribe something else," he said.

For one of his golfing buddies, he suggested she prescribe something for the yips, a tendency to seize up when putting.