posted Fri, 10/10/2014 - 09:00
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Going to My Doctor for PCT: Insurance Ethics
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I will never again take M1T. Nor take research chem SERMS.
Research chem Clomid & Nolva PCT did not restore me from a one month M1T cycle. I've started a second Nolva only PCT (it's the only thing I've got on hand) but I'm well into it and still nothing. I'm tired and have zero sex drive. My nuts are not atrophied though. They are regular size. I could order prescription grade stuff, but that will take a month to get here.
Do you guys think it's ethical to go to my regular doctor and get PCT meds and have my insurance cover it? Will a regular doctor even prescribe a SERM for this? I've already decided to go, I just don't know what to expect over there.
Thank you.
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LMAO @ ethics. are you serious bro? You think insurance companies consider ethics when they are raping your wallet?
And good luck trying to get your doc to prescribe you pct meds, he's going to think you are from mars asking for Clomid/Aromasin/Nolvadex.
You're worried about ethics?
Go to your doc and tell him what you took and for how long. He'll make the correct diagnosis and prescribe accordingly.
If the insurance covers it there's no issue -ethics or otherwise. If not, it falls outside of your coverage.
Thank you Greg.
I think you should find a health and wellness doctor.