Does a medical certificate attesting to the stabilisation of thyroid hormones have to be issued by an endocrinologist or is it enough to provide a certificate from a family physician?

If the patient suffers from a chronic disease and permanently takes medications, it is necessary during the qualifying examination to provide a certificate from the doctor who prescribes the medications. The certificate should include information regarding the name and dosage of the medications, as well as a confirmation that the disease is stable. The document can be issued by a family physician, provided that this is the doctor who monitors the patient’s health condition on a regular basis and prescribes the medications for the chronic disease.