Can the family doctor, after finding a small prostate hyperplasia, prescribe a Omsal type drug with a discount for this ailment?

For Omsal - as for others present on the current list of reimbursed drugs containing tamsulosin - the reimbursement indication is prostatic hyperplasia. If the patient is diagnosed with such a condition, then the drug can be discharged at a discount, and the patient pays a lump sum payment at the pharmacy, the amount of which depends on the commercial brand of the drug and the size of the package. I can present such information from a pharmaceutical point of view, but it is up to the family doctor to decide that the medical documentation collected by him is sufficient to make a diagnosis on his own and thus clearly justify the legitimacy of issuing discount prescriptions to the patient. Very often, the course of action is such that the family doctor refers a patient with a suspected sick prostate to a urologist. A specialist is diagnosed and a diagnosis is made. On its basis, the urologist prescribes the drug in a discount, but at the same time he can equip the patient with an information card, on the basis of which the family doctor "sees" the reimbursement indications and can extend the therapy taking into account the reimbursement. I enclose additional information: https://www.gdziepolek.pl/artykuly/kiedy-lek-nalezy-sie-na-znizke https://www.gdziepolek.pl/produkty/57103/omsal-0-4-mg-kapsulki/apteki/w-warszawie https://www.gdziepolek.pl/artykuly/jak-wyleczyc-chora-prostate