"They Learn Bad Handwriting in School": Photo of Medical Prescription Written By Doctor Goes Viral on Twitter

• A photo of a medical prescription written by a doctor has gone viral and sparked funny reactions on Twitter
• Many Twitter users are trying to decode the written note to know exactly what the doctor is trying to communicate
• While some who have medical knowledge are trying to interpret the note, others say doctors learn bad handwriting in school

A medical doctor wrote a short note that has gone viral and attracted many funny reactions on Twitter.

The photo of the handwritten note was posted on Twitter by @_theladymo, and people are still battling to interpret the meaning.

The note appears to have been written in medical parlance and is apparently meaningless to ordinary people.

The handwriting is not clear and cannot just be read by just anyone, leading some people to say that doctors learn to write that way in school.

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But some people who say they have medical knowledge tried to interpret the meaning, and they are saying it is a medical prescription.

In the comment section of the photo, some people interpret the note in different ways, but they are all writing names of medicines they say are written in the note.

See the tweet below:

Reactions from Twitter users

@docjaph said:

Lol, we don't do this intentionally. Most times, it's the pressure of work. The desire to attend to all patients in record time. If doctors who work in especially public hospitals take all their time to write or do other things, some patients might not even see doctors that day."

@Ekene_Od said:

"I remember one time like that at one health outreach, this doctor legit denied his handwriting because he couldn't see what he wrote when I took it back."

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@Emmanuel_Attat commented:

"This is part of the final lectures they teach all medical students in universities. Bad writing for prescription."

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In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a lady who is a medical graduate was seen looking for a job.

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A lot of people said they did not know that medical graduates also look for jobs.

Source: Legit.ng