Physical therapy is routinely prescribed for ITBS.
Children as young as two are routinely prescribed the drug.
In 2002, women who approached the medical profession for help with menopausal troubles were routinely prescribed HRT.
The new tests could help most people avoid colonoscopies, which are routinely prescribed for people over age 50.
Ms. Bosarge said that Dr. Bengamin routinely prescribed birth control pills, but that the clinic did not have the facilities to perform abortions.
Dilantin, introduced in the 1930's, is routinely prescribed by neurologists to prevent seizures caused by epilepsy or other conditions, but is rarely used to treat mental disorders.
Ninety per cent of them had phantom-limb pain, and Tsao, noting that the painkillers routinely prescribed for the condition were ineffective, suggested mirror therapy.
Five pence pills already routinely prescribed to strengthen bones could save 1,000 lives a year if used to treat breast cancer, according to eagerly awaited new evidence.
Twenty-two percent of patients indicated that their physicians routinely prescribed antibiotics for their cold symptoms.
By the 1970s antibiotics were routinely prescribed even for nonbacterial infections.
Also, polypharmacy is routinely prescribed to inpatients (Greil et al. 2012; Vincenti et al. 2010; Wolfsperger et al. 2007).
