What's the presentation is this
This appears to be a handwritten prescription or medication list. Here's my best reading of it:
Header: "...mar high jj" (possibly a patient name, partially cut off)
Main heading: Dint 7. Back (MbD) - possibly "oint 7. Back (MBD)" - could refer to a joint/back condition
Medications listed:
| # | Drug | Dose | Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Maxicof (likely a cough syrup) | 1 BD | |
| 2 | Levocat (Levocetirizine - antihistamine) | - | 1 BD |
| 3 | Rantec (Ranitidine/Rantac - antacid) | 150 | 1 BD |
| 4 | Zerodol TC (Aceclofenac + Thiocolchicoside - pain/muscle relaxant) | 1c | 1 OD |
Note on the right side: "Subs" (possibly "substitute" or a pharmacist's note)
Most likely presentation: This looks like a prescription for back pain with muscle spasm, possibly with a cough/allergy component. The combination of:
- Zerodol TC (NSAID + muscle relaxant) - for back pain/muscle spasm
- Rantec (antacid) - to protect the stomach from the NSAID
- Levocat (antihistamine) - for allergy
- Maxicof (cough syrup) - for cough
This is a typical short-course prescription for acute musculoskeletal back pain. The "BD" means twice daily, "OD" means once daily.
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