Medical college taught you pharmacology. It did not teach you prescriptions. You know the mechanism of action of Etoricoxib. But when a 55-year-old diabetic woman with osteoarthritis and hypertension sits in front of you — what exactly do you write on the prescription pad? Which NSAID? What dose? For how long? Do you add a PPI? Which one? What about her blood pressure — does this NSAID interact? What about a muscle relaxant? Which one doesn't cause sedation? When do you add Tramadol? When do you refer?
This is what GP Prescriptions teaches — the exact treatment decisions an experienced physician makes at the bedside. Not pharmacology. Not drug classifications. Prescriptions.
What you get:
The complete GP Prescription library — every prescription currently on mastergp.in and every prescription added in the future. You pay once and your library grows automatically as new prescriptions are published.
Each prescription covers the complete OPD treatment plan — first-line drugs with exact dosages and Indian brand names, second-line options and when to switch, combination therapy and the reasoning behind each addition, duration of treatment, follow-up plan and when to escalate, contraindications and drug interactions specific to common comorbidities in Indian patients, patient counselling points, and when to refer.
Prescriptions span 15 specialties — Musculoskeletal System, Infectious Diseases, Pulmonology, Cardiology, Gastroenterology & Hepatology, Endocrinology, Nephrology & Urology, Haematology, Neurology & Psychiatry, ENT, Eye, Dermatology, Emergency Medicine, Gynae & Obs, and Paediatrics & Neonatology.
Every prescription is written from real OPD experience in Indian general practice — with Indian brand names, Indian dosage forms, and the clinical context that Indian patients present with. Not a Western textbook. Not a pharmacology lecture. A real prescription pad.
Who is this for:
MBBS students who are about to enter their internship and have never written a prescription independently. Interns who are prescribing daily but copying seniors without understanding why. Junior doctors building their own practice who need to prescribe confidently across multiple specialties. Experienced GPs who want a quick-reference prescription library for conditions outside their core comfort zone.
The clinical reality this library addresses:
A GP in India manages patients across every specialty — every day. The same doctor who treats a sore throat in the morning treats osteoarthritis at noon, manages a diabetic foot in the afternoon, and counsels a depressed patient in the evening. No GP can be an expert in all 15 specialties. But every GP can have the right prescription for every condition — if they have the right reference.
This is that reference. One payment. Every prescription. Forever.
₹499. Permanent access. Growing library.
