Skeleton for self medication

Though medical spheres in the third world nations have developed a lot, taking medicine without consultation is reported to be very common in these nations.

What are the causes and effects of this unhealthy treatment practice?

Introduction:
Consultation is crucial in treatment.
We are living in world of medical revolution
There is remedy for everything.
There tremendous growth in the medical fields.
Self treatment is common in poor nations than in the rich. True

Causes:

Rising medical expense: poor socio-economic status
Poor doctor-patent ratio due to population
Poor knowledge about the effects and side effects medicine
Poor rules govern medicine dispensing
Free samples offered by doctors and practioners
Rise of medicare as an industry
Lack of control over pharmaceutical companies
Hectic life and lack of time
Fear of consulting: tests and diagnosis
Dispensing medicine without prescription.

Effects:

Big health risk: effects, side effects and counter effects.
A medicine is called useful poison when used rightly
One disease may give way another graver one.
A fever or pain may be sign of some serious illness.
Health indices will fall. social health will suffer
Regular practice makes one take more doses
Suppresses symptoms and diagnosis become difficult
Encourages free sales of medicine and its free sampling
Poor societies become test labs for MNCs
Medical advancements do not reach the common man

Conclusion:

Self medication is really dangerous
Medical information is as important as medical inventions.
It is important to keep people informed of the ills of self treatment.
Poor nations need to implement strict laws to stop this
A wrong medicine may do more harm than good

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