My Records

[RAELYNDA]

What is th e name of your state? IDAHO
I sure hope I am in the right place to find out if I can go to the clinic I have been going to for over a year and request that I am able to sit down with my records and figure out when I was first put on what meds????I suffer from RLS and am on medication and still trying to find the right ones for me. This clinic has jerked me around over and over again I have no insurance so I have to go there for the time being. I am getting ready to go to a sleep clinic and that is why I would like to have as much information on the meds I have tried and when. Do I just go in and demand to see my records? Thanks for any help or suggestions you have~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~LYndarae

 

[purple2]

Normally you have the right to view your records upon request. You simply call the medical records department of your clinic and make an appointment. They should give you an appointment within a reasonable amount of time (not immediately). They will most likely stay with you while you review your records. That's all there is to it.

 

[ellencee]

RAELYNDA
Skip the self-diagnosis and go to the sleep center; you have sleep apnea. Let the sleep specialist find the cause and the right treatment. You don't need medication; you need oxygen to your brain and muscles while you sleep.

EC

 

[LittleK]

By RLS you mean restless leg syndrome? Do you mind my asking what meds you've tried? My mother RLS very badly and she has been attending sleep clinics for a few months which have seemed to help. good luck