Getting a Prescription
How to take it and side effects.
- Them
I will prescribe something for that.
- You
How often should I take it?
- Them
Once a day, in the morning.
- You
Are there any side effects?
- Them
It can upset your stomach at first.
- You
Should I stop if that happens?
- Them
No, but call us if it continues.
- You
Understood. Thank you, doctor.
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Words in this dialogue
- prescribeto order medicine for a patient
- somethinga thing not named
- oftenmany times
- taketo carry; to need time
- onceone time; in the past
- morningthe early part of the day
- sideone of the surfaces or edges
- effectsthe changes something causes
- upsetuncomfortable; unhappy
- stomachwhere food goes after you swallow
- firstbefore all the others
- stopto end or halt; a bus stop
- happenstakes place
- callto phone; to name
- continuesgoes on
- understoodpast form of understand
- doctorsomeone trained to treat illness
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