The Psychiatrist Warned Of Possible Difficulties In Obtaining Prescription Psychotropic Drugs In Moscow

He told about this to the radio station "Moscow speaking". “Since March 1, in some amazing way, either the Department of Health, or another organization, has introduced a certain ban on the prescription of psychotropic drugs (tranquilizers). Something that relieves anxiety. Now people are taking the drugs that they have, and then doctors will not want to prescribe them, and we will get another wave somewhere in a month. It has become more difficult to write them out purely technically: certain forms, registrations are needed, and doctors, as a rule, do not want to deal with this. And pharmacists take various liberties with people who come with this recipe, criticize doctors, try to look at it, try it on the teeth, or something else. I think we will soon face this very tightly. " Radio station "Moscow speaking" sent a request to the Moscow Department of Health. There is no official confirmation of this information yet. Psychiatrist Fedorovich also added that the crisis in people with mental disorders occurs in December and January, but most people go to doctors only in March. “By the spring, everything becomes so neglected that it becomes noticeable even to the average person. Here, rather, we are talking about the fact that in winter it is lazy to leave the house and go to the doctor, the regime of taking medications is changing. This applies to any chronic illness, not just mental illness. Such a lazy asthenic component is growing and by spring all flowering ends with such fruiting. " According to the doctor, the topic of coronavirus is still the main cause of neurotic reactions in people. Compared to 2020, there was no decline in the number of visits to psychiatrists, said Fedorovich.