If modifications to my medications have been made, when should I have another set of blood tests done to see if there have been changes that may affect my health?
How often should I have blood tests?
Question posted by Rxinfo76 on 10 Aug 2023
Last updated on 10 August 2023
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kevinb1953
10 Aug 2023
Hello. Generally the health care professional perscribes the time between blood tests for reasons to check your progress or lack thereof of any treatment he has started you on
I get a blood test before every visit (3 or 4 times a year) because I'm a diabetic and he needs to constantly keep a close eye on my glucose (sugar) levels. This is just one (my experience) example. There are many other reasons and you can simply ask.
Best regards,
kevinb1953
masso
10 Aug 2023
Hi Kevin, I hope you are well my friend.
Regards, masso
kevinb1953
11 Aug 2023
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masso
11 Aug 2023
Makes me happy to know a friend is doing well, it really does. I am happy too, and it does make my life more enjoyable and by that it helps me handle my conditions in a more positive way... thanks for asking.
Thank you for the thumbs up!!! and your answers are a great contribution to our community.
All the best, masso
masso
10 Aug 2023
Hello,
If your Dr. modifies the medications you are taking prescribed by him/her, it is your Dr., according to the medications you are prescribed to determine how often you must have blood work done and perhaps other tests/exams/procedures... etc..
Regards, masso
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