Didn't Get Better After Treatment? Here's Why You Need to Follow-Up With Your Doctor

Getting a prescription is not the end of your care—it is just the beginning. Too often, patients do not fill prescriptions, do not return when symptoms persist, or stop treatment without telling their doctor. Without follow-up, providers cannot adjust care or offer alternatives that may help. Kirtly Jones, MD, explains why follow-up is crucial for your health and what steps you can take if your treatment is not working.