The drug is approved, so there's no issue there.
The question now is what does the law state as far as prescribing drugs for other conditions than
what it was approved for.
I'm not sure if that is legal or not, a lawyer can tell you that.
If its not legal then you indeed have grounds for possible charges and/or a lawsuit.
I do know that if someone goes to a doctor with a skin rash, and the doctor doesnt know whats causing the rash, he can give you whatever skin cream drug he feels might be appropiate. And thats even if he has no clue whats causing the skin rash.
The question now is what does the law state as far as prescribing drugs for other conditions than
what it was approved for.
I'm not sure if that is legal or not, a lawyer can tell you that.
If its not legal then you indeed have grounds for possible charges and/or a lawsuit.
I do know that if someone goes to a doctor with a skin rash, and the doctor doesnt know whats causing the rash, he can give you whatever skin cream drug he feels might be appropiate. And thats even if he has no clue whats causing the skin rash.