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Telling your regular doctor you use aas?

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Just wondering how many people have told there reg doc about what they do as far as aas.Just thought about it and wonder how many people do and whats the do's and dont's.I want to tell mine.I haven't known her to long so really don't know.And i have insurance where i work and i know they cant tell everything but i have read up on it some and seems alot are saying they will have to put like why you took blood work so often.Really don't know is why i am asking.

Enyeart's picture

It all really depends on the doctor and your relationship. Usually if you have to ask then its probably a better idea not to. I think the biggest would be to write it in your files and have it against you in regards of insurance, etc. I'm pretty sure if you look like you are on, they can tell and there's really no need to tell them. You can ask to get blood work done for several reasons or order it online yourself without anyone knowing. The other thing is, if you get them to take blood work and they see your Test levels thru the roof, then they will know. Its really on a case per case basis. Some tell their doctors with excellent results and even have their help monitor them while on. Others just get flagged as a user and on their insurance.

wp1978's picture

Yeah its called sid pro quo or someshit, soooo tell my doc or no?? Some of u r saying you told ues soo? Or bc i have insurance dont?

wp1978's picture

Yeah but i dont know what to look for and if there is anything that i might need a doc can help me there, i remember onetime i got bloods after cycle and they told me my colestrol was high high, sobshe put me on lipator and like 2 months later i came back and she was like man that lipator really worked for u lol

cry_havoc's picture

Why do you want to tell her? You can get all the bloods you need on your own without her. At least in the US you can in most states. Check with privatemdlabs.com and you can order most of what you need to about 60 bucks. What you need to know is what labs to draw and for what. There is plenty on here to explain that.

cmo25cent's picture

I'm always up front with my doc. They can usually tell anyways.

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wp1978's picture

i don't mean to get on trt.I just mean like a doc i can tell,hey i cycle from time to time,i want to get blood work done,and they know what to look for and prolly not give you shit over it,and know what to look for as far as levels.

monsteronjuice's picture

off the record doesnt work. I said off the record to my dr. years ago. Went to a new dr. and my new dr. started drilling me about it and i kept denying and he finally said, look its all here in your files, just talk to me. This was a ong time ago and about 50 pounds lighter, but regardless, can't trust them. The shit follows you everywhere to when applinyg for insruance, life inusrance etc

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wp1978's picture

well with my insurance i don't have to have a referral so couldn't i just see the trt doc and pay copay?

wp1978's picture

well i'm wondering if this is something to even tell my reg doc or should i find a trt/hrt clinic and just go there as i'm sure a reg doc prolly don't know alot about it and what to look for.

Pmob's picture

Everytime I go o the Doc they get blood work. I just told them straight up. My buddy told the Doc he ran a few cycles and they did his blood and now he is on a scrip for Test ! L.O.L !!

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