“Are you sure you studied Xena’s medicine?”… A prescription in the handwriting of an Egyptian doctor is causing controversy on Twitter

Al-Marsad Newspaper: The pioneers of social networking sites circulated a “prescription” for an Egyptian doctor on a large scale.

The “prescription” spread because of the doctor’s handwriting, which wrote the medicines and the method of taking them in a clear handwriting, in contrast to what is customary among doctors.

Commenting on the prescription, one of the doctors said, “Dr. Moaz, are you sure you studied at the Zena College of Medicine?”

Mughrad added: “No, no, this is for sure. I took a medical degree from the Faculty of Arabic Language, originally because the prescription has clear letters and can be read by anyone in English or Arabic. The meaning of this doctor is a failure, if the name of the drug is four medicines, otherwise there is a problem.”

And a third continued: I don’t know this doctor! But how did you doubt his testimony? I mean, because his handwriting is beautiful and the recipe for its author is clear, it means his testimony multiplied.