posted Thu, 07/26/2012 - 10:10
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Okay guys my doctor wants to have me come in and do blood work for my osteo arthritis in my hipps i dont wanna do it because ive been on a cycle for afew months i can put it off if i want. Any advise?
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I would hold off just to be on the safe side. But I too assume they are only checking for arthritis and not doing a whole hormone panel. I wouldn't tell my Doctor I'm on gear b/c it WILL be documented in your client charts. Then if anything is wrong with you in the future they will always put the blame on roids even tho it probably has nothing to do with it.
I am always honest with my doc incase I need to have estro or lipids checked freq...if he is cool just tell him what you are doing...if he isn't dont.
Pretty sure he's not testing for anything other than your arthritis bud.
Thanks manlytt I hope so she's a really cool doctor
i work at kaiser and my doc is super cool does everything i want done asfar as paperwork sent or filled out. the last thing i want is for her to no im on AAS because from what ive been reading bad things happen after that like getting dropped from my kaiser insurance because of the risk of AAS. DREWBABY thanks for the quick feedback i realy have no choice but to keep putting it off. But other factors play apart here im suppost to be getting married my girl already got all her test done so i gottat do that part aswell. nervouse times for me
CleyonI'd be more worried about my GF then Kaiser! LOL! Wish I had some info to share, good luck.
Ha ha thanks Cleyon she no"s I'm on the gear and we both agreed on the blood test before the vegas wedding. But the came out of nowere with the arthritis blood test
CleyonF'n arthritis! I've got a little in both hands, so I know you want to get that taken care of.
I know if you down a ton of sugar before the test that it can drop the T levels by 30%...But if your over 2,000 that won't help much....I got caught in a similar way...At the end of the day the doctor works for you....Just reschedule it and have some blood work done..If your test levels are back to normal then hit up the doc.