70% of bought medicines for Covid-19/ Pharmacists: Great demand for anti-thrombosis medicines
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The workload of pharmacists continues to be high a year after the covid pandemic-19 began. According to them about 70% of patients who come to the pharmacy have prescriptions for the treatment of sars-cov2 virus disease.
“The situation is very serious. We can say that in the period of February-beginning of March the demand has increased more than in the wave of November. The austerity measures are not as strong as they should be in my opinion, in terms of entertainment outings that people need spare”, says Teuta pharmacist Maçi
“Prescriptions are often electronic in the form of WhatsApp messages because there is a lot of work and doctors do not have the opportunity to meet all people and consultations are done over the phone”, she adds.
The deterioration of the health condition of the infected has increased the need for drugs, mainly those for the prevention of thrombosis. There is a shortage of blood thinner injections.
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