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Discover LudwigThe phrase "prescribes me" is not correct or usable in written English
The correct phrase would be "prescribes for me". For example, "My doctor prescribes for me the medicine I need to take every day."
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If my doctor prescribes me a medicine, I want to be able to look at the studies that led to the decision that this was the best thing for me.
Hopefully, if the doctor prescribes me more antibiotics tomorrow (Tucker, 2014).
(1) They instruct people how to take binding directives (O'Donnell et al., 2009) (2) Hopefully, if the doctor prescribes me more antibiotics tomorrow (Tucker, 2014) (3) They would encourage the growing of problem hedges (clause 11 in appendix) .
A behavioral pediatrician diagnoses me officially, and prescribes me medication.
"I feel azathioprine is the drug that gets me right and he (doctor) always prescribes me steroids... you can't say anything, you feel like you should.
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In the final chapter, Goldacre looks at how doctors are persuaded to prescribe "me-too drugs," brand-name drugs that are no more effective than significantly cheaper off-patent ones.
My doctor ended up prescribing me Naproxen, but unfortunately the prescribed dosage wasn't helping at all, so I began doubling my dosage, which still didn't work and caused me to develop an ulcer.
Please prescribe me a poem to soothe me.
He prescribed me a tampon multipack-style combination therapy.
One morning, I felt dizzy and went to the doctor, who prescribed me some pills.
My doctor has prescribed me antidepressants and I'm waiting to see a psychologist.
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