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Old 10-11-2007, 07:53 PM #1
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Default reporting to FDA - medwatch--Mrs D?

I've just filed on online report on Forteo, reporting that I have increased neuropathic pain since taking it. I figure it's important to do.

But now I'm wondering---mrs D???---do pharmacists have to fill out any kind of report if they dispense the wrong medication? because that happened to me, and I'm wondering if they are supposed to do this?
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