I looked at the prescription image directly. This is a handwritten OPD slip from Sevarth Sansthan – Seth Bimal Kumar Jain Trauma & Physiotherapy (Dharmarth Trust), NH-2 Agra Road, Firozabad, UP.

Here's what I can read with reasonable confidence:

Present Illness: "MRI whole spine" (i.e., the patient was advised/had an MRI of the entire spine)

Comorbidity checkboxes (DM, TSH, HTN, CAD, CKD): all appear unticked/empty

Vitals row (Pulse, SpO2, Temp, Height, Weight, BMI): left blank in this slip

Medicines prescribed (Rx): there are 5 handwritten lines under Medicine/Treatment, each marked "Tab" (tablet):

There's also a note under "Needs" mentioning something like "Remdifon" and a follow-up instruction, plus a pain-scale (Wong-Baker style, No Pain to Worst Pain Possible) and what looks like "X 15" (possibly quantity or days) near the signature.

I want to be upfront about a limitation: the doctor's handwriting for the actual drug names is genuinely illegible to me beyond the fragments above - I cannot confidently reconstruct the exact brand names, strengths, or d

I wasn't able to fully verify the handwritten drug names on this prescription - handwritten clinical notes like this are frequently ambiguous even to pharmacists, and misreading a drug name or dose could be genuinely harmful. Here's what I could reliably make out:

Clinic: Sevarth Sansthan – Seth Bimal Kumar Jain Trauma & Physiotherapy (Dharmarth Trust), NH-2 Agra Road, Firozabad, U.P.

Present illness: "MRI whole spine" - suggesting the patient has a spine-related complaint being worked up/followed with whole-spine MRI imaging.

Comorbidities (DM/TSH/HTN/CAD/CKD): all boxes appear unchecked.

Prescription (Rx): Five tablets are listed, each written as "Tab [name]", with what looks like once-daily or similar dosing marks under most lines, but the actual product names are not legible enough for me to state with confidence. One line near the bottom mentions something resembling "Remdifon" or a similar term under a "Needs" section, and there's a follow-up/review instruction and a pain-scale chart at the bottom, plus what appears to be "x 15" (possibly a day count or quantity) near the signature.

What I can't safely confirm: the exact drug names, strengths, and doses on the five "Tab" lines. Doctors' handwriting varies a lot, and guessing at medication names is not something I should do - getting this wrong could lead to the wrong drug being taken.

My suggestion: Please confirm the medicine names and doses directly with the prescribing doctor, the clinic (phone: 05612-240022, 240033 or mobile 9917772233), or the dispensing pharmacist who filled this prescription - they'll be able to read their own/colleague's handwriting accurately, which I cannot guarantee from the image alone.