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Consultation

Tabphyn MR

A prescriber reads every answer. Answer honestly: a wrong answer here is not a shortcut, it is the thing that makes a medicine unsafe for you.

  1. 1About your health
  2. 2About this treatment
  3. 3About you

Allergies

Do you have any allergies to medicines? *
Which medicines, and what happened? *

Current Medications

List any medicines you take, including anything you buy without a prescription. *

Medical History

Are you being treated for any long-term condition? *
Which conditions? *
Do you currently suffer with incontinence (such as frequency, urgency, or hesitancy of urine)? *
Have you had your incontinence diagnosed by a doctor? *
Who made the diagnosis? *
What was the diagnosed cause of your incontinence? What did your doctor advise? *
Have you sought any medical advice about your incontinence? What has stopped you seeking professional advice? *
Do you frequently have to urinate during the night? *
How many times do you need to get up to urinate in a typical night? *
Do you take treatment for incontinence? *
Over the past month, how difficult have you found it to postpone urination (peeing)? *
If you were to live the rest of your life with your urinary condition the way it is now, how would you feel about it? *
What incontinence treatment are you taking (including dose)? *
Have you had cloudy urine (pee) in the last 3 months? *
Have you had blood in your urine (pee) in the last 3 months? *
Do you have diabetes? *
Have you got a fever at the moment? *
Have you ever had prostate surgery? *
Are you aged 45-74? *
Are you planning or have recently had ( < 3 months ) an eye surgery? *
Tell us in more detail about your issue? *
Have you ever had a PSA (prostate-specific antigen) test or a prior prostate cancer diagnosis? *
Tell us in more detail about what tests or diagnosis you've had? *
Combodart carries a risk of sexual side effects which include: decreased libido, erectile dysfunction, ejaculatory disorders. Can you confirm that you understand this? *

Your answers are seen by the prescriber reviewing your order and the dispensing pharmacist. They are not used for marketing.