Posted on Jan 8, 2016
The Army Doesn’t Consistently Track Meds For PTSD, Report Finds
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Most of us who use the VA meds already knew this. I've received my PTSD meds twice in the same month. I called my doc about it and her reply was, "she didn't know, sometimes they screw up." I suspect that is what's happening with some of the VA budget being used up so fast.
The Army Doesn’t Consistently Track Meds For PTSD, Report Finds
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Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)
PTSD
Medicine
Posted >1 y ago
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Sorry, I listed it as the VA and it should have been listed as my Alma mater, the Army. Either place, the meds aren't kept up with. Soooo sorry.
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Not to mention you have to sign for narcotics and renew with your doctor each month.
Did everyone get the tax letter telling you are covered under Obamacare
Why did they spend the money sending us choice cards that you basically can't use
Did everyone get the tax letter telling you are covered under Obamacare
Why did they spend the money sending us choice cards that you basically can't use
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To be honest I am not surprised the Military services would not keep track of PTSD meds SGT (Join to see). I would expect that military doctors and the VA doctors who work in the areas related to PTSD do keep track of the effects and utility of the various PTSD treatments and are well aware of how the service people and veterans they treat=t have responded to therapy.
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