Infidel141
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Just wondering how many of you are honest with your doctor about your aas usage? If so were they supportive in monitoring your usage?
I'm in the US btw.
I'm in the US btw.
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how many of you are honest with your doctor about your aas usage?
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Infidel141
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Well obviously I'm wanting to know about guys that go to their docs for what they need ie bloodwork, ai (if possible through doc prescription), and others things.
MoneyShot
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Yep go ahead and tell your doc and watch them put it on your medical record...that'll fuck you real nice when it comes to insurance and all that
Infidel141
Member
Ok dickweed, just asked a fucking question. If you want to be a little cocksucker you can go do that somewhere else.
dont say unless using trt. Dont let ddoc find out. They can be ok with it one day then another day freak out. Happened to me. He was ok with iot but after 4 bloods of high test he got concernced and I had to prove I can have normal test levels.
More Bro BS!
Do you even have health insurance !
Which single RF IS associated w higher premiums SMOKING !
Lol wtf
“You’re superhuman you need to prove to me you can be normal human like the rest of us!!!”
I was on test above 1500 for 3 bloodwork. he said i will stop giving u subs if this continues. so I stopped test for 4 weeks got bloods and it was 67.
I told my doc (at the time) last year what i was doing when i was having uncontrollable high BP. He diagnosed me with "testosterone abuse" and tried referring me to a mental health specialist. I went onto another doc but no change that im aware of in my insurance.
Infidel141
Member
Subs?
hurricane
Well-known Member
Yes I always told my Docs. Doesn't mean they'll be ok with it. Trust is a 2 way street with Docs. Doctor's aren't fukin idiots. You gain 20lbs in 8 weeks they probably know what you're doing.
From an insurance perspective it matters little if you chose an AAS lifestyle bc the complications of that lifestyle, such as HTN and inc Chol, are all theoritacally discoverable on behalf of insurance companies.
It’s called the computer age guys
and if you think lab tests, meds or ANY visit to a Doctors office is
not a part of “your record” THINK AGAIN.
It’s called the computer age guys
and if you think lab tests, meds or ANY visit to a Doctors office is
not a part of “your record” THINK AGAIN.
MoneyShot
New Member
Why take the risk?
Of course smoking is associated with higher premiums...don't forget to mention your steroid abuse! Even if there is a .001% percent chance of it effecting your insurance...why take the risk?
if you want no risk don’t run AAS
bc the complications ARE DISCOVERABLE.
bc the complications ARE DISCOVERABLE.
Oh and there are some very good reasons to let your doc know in genetic terms you are using PEDs, first and foremost of which is;
So a HCP will not run unecessary tests to evaluate AAS related complications like
Changes in LFTs
“””. in Hgb
And I could go on and on —- hey you ”need” a liver biopsy
So a HCP will not run unecessary tests to evaluate AAS related complications like
Changes in LFTs
“””. in Hgb
And I could go on and on —- hey you ”need” a liver biopsy
hurricane
Well-known Member
So being honest with your doctor is a good thing?? That's nonsense Doc! LOL. I wanted that liver biopsy and cardiac catheterization! I like making my doctor play guessing games.Oh and there are some very good reasons to let your doc know in genetic terms you are using PEDs, first and foremost of which is;
So a HCP will not run unecessary tests to evaluate AAS related complications like
Changes in LFTs
“””. in Hgb
And I could go on and on —- hey you ”need” a liver biopsy
I'm sure you love that game Doc. WTF!
Why is it those who opine “no tell the Doc” rarely carry HS.
Most Docs treat AAS use like any other lifestyle CHOICE from drinking to drugs, we see it ALL the time so what else is new.
IF ASKED simply KIS like yea I’ve
used TT some and then shut up, since a doctors office is no place to boast brag or reflect upon those “gains” or your “next cycle”.
hurricane
Well-known Member
I guess I never saw a reason to lie to my Dr. I feel like I'd be wasting their time. And mine!
But I also agree you don't need to discuss your upcoming "blast" with them either.
legendary
Well-known Member
I'm a open book with my doc.
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