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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Siriusthevirus" data-source="post: 30807747" data-attributes="member: 587836">No there is a loop hole in his argument...Maheshi only treats patients with the exact medicine she prescribes taken from a special pharmaceutical agent she recommends.. Since medicine price is the same for every agent, a patient can buy medicine from any agent or pharmacy he likes that has this medicine or the same medicine in another brand.(If this medicine has something special that are not available in other brands,  that is okay providing that it is affordable. But when a doctor gives to buy a medicine that would cost a significant amount of money, well above the affordability of that person, a consumer can question doctor's authenticity before the bribery commission.)Doctors follow this practice for a long time. I think this was the first case came to limelight or it could have been some time since the last one. I know for a fact that they do those things because I was at hospital to get treatments for a sickness. I got recommended to bring some medicine outside, but I was lucky enough to meet a senior registrar that saved my money and life.</blockquote>

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