Is it normal to prescribe medicine for patients and worry about not having enough money without taking medicine to see a doctor?

Saving lives is the bounden duty of doctors. It is understandable that you have this kind of psychology, but you say so, which shows that you are struggling. In fact, as long as the drugs you prescribe are not blindly prescribed and the unnecessary drugs are normal drugs, you can. Of course, if you prescribe more unnecessary drugs for the benefit, then it is definitely normal for you to have this kind of psychology! For example, now you have a patient whose life is dying and needs your prescription urgently. Without this medicine, he will die. Will you hesitate at this time? Even if the man didn't bring enough money, you saved a life!

That's probably what it means. After all, there are a few people who really have no money to see a doctor! If you encounter it, you can politely ask to come back for medicine next time.