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Saudi Journal of Medicine (SJM)
Volume-6 | Issue-06 | 154-158
Original Research Article
Practice of Self-Prescribed Analgesics from the Students of Physical Therapy
Dr. Raee Saeed Alghtani, Dr. Muhamad Yaseen Mughal, Dr. Adel Alshehrani, Dr. Muhammad Asif Sheikh, Dr. Hashim Ahmed, Muhammad Jarar Abdu-ur-Rehman
Published : June 24, 2021
DOI : 10.36348/sjm.2021.v06i06.008
Abstract
Objective: Determine the Practice of self-prescribed analgesics from the students of physical therapy. Methodology: 150 students of physical therapy were selected to be a part of the study through randomized sampling. All of them were informed of the study and after taking verbal consent were asked to fill a questionnaire pertaining to self-prescription. Data was analyzed using SPSS Version 20.0.The Chi Square test was applied to determine the statistical significance which was kept at P=<0.05. Results: 77(51.3%) male candidates and 73 (48.7%) female candidates in our study of 150 physical therapy students showed that there was no significant difference in self-prescription of systemic analgesics with P=0.156. Conclusion: The prevalence of Self-prescription was found to be high among physical therapy students. Better regulation of over the counter medicines and efficient counseling is highly necessary to reduce the amount of self-medication ongoing.
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