Finding the right doctor...

[mark444]

i definatly want to have a doctor onboard to monitor my blood work. However, finding a doctor who is open minded to anabolics may be difficult with todays media spin on the topic. Also, is there any legal trouble you can get in by telling a doctor your taking steroids or is that doctor patient confidentiality??

how did you guys find the right doctor, and does anyone know a good doctor on the subject in the San Diego area? thanx

 

[Deepglute]

how did you guys find the right doctor, and does anyone know a good doctor on the subject in the San Diego area? thanx

DR. ERIC SERRANO is THE sport medicine doctor in the USA. Call his office and ask if they can recommend a doctor in your area.


http://www.strengthweb.com/sports/team_serrano.html

 

[Thoms]

You would be wise to choose the right doctor; he should be knowledgeable about the subject, and not a media tool. I've had my share of doctors alright. I know doctors that would tell me point blank that steroids are the worst thing you can inject into your body. I've had others that confessed they knew absolutely nothing about the subject, and advised me to stay natural. I've had doctors that were absolutely convinced I used steroids when I didn't, meaning all advise they would give was flawed. Right now I have 2 doctors, on that works almost exclusively with BB and prescribes cycles, and another one that's closeby, knows nothing, but is clearly only interested in filling his pockets, and I can work with him for the occasional bloodwork and follow-up, like I'm a golden goose that comes back every few months. Sadly, the days of getting doctor prescribed gear are over now. I'm a government official now, meaning all paperwork needs to be filled in on their forms and copies are sent to the state. Plus their health service wouldn't appreciate giving me discounts for fullblown cycles.

 

[mark444]

thanks, i'll give that number a shot. so i take it there is no real legal trouble you can get into by talking to doctors...

 

[DocJ]

thanks, i'll give that number a shot. so i take it there is no real legal trouble you can get into by talking to doctors...

No, but beware of insurance companies getting ahold of doctor records and seeing that you use Anabolic Androgenic Steroids (AAS) = screwed for future insurance coverage.

 

[TheMilkMan]

i found a Dr. today who knows the real deal about Anabolic Androgenic Steroids (AAS) use, and its a great feeling... if you lived a little closer to me... not in California... i'd give you his name

 

[mark444]

hahah thanks anyway.... the search continues