Getting Blood Tested

You should be able to request one, however your doctor may question you reasons for doing so, etc.
 
in canada you need a valid medical reason to get an expensive test like testosterone values done

say your pee pee isn't working if he starts asking questions
 
what would be the proper way of telling him the truth without just saying, " I use steroids". How would you approach that subject with your DOC, especially if you dont have a specific DOC?
 
CJ01 said:
what would be the proper way of telling him the truth without just saying, " I use steroids". How would you approach that subject with your DOC, especially if you dont have a specific DOC?


my doc is cool with it, he knows and tests me with no problems. Also keeps it off the record.
 
If you are a regular customer, pay you bills, are responsible if insurance does not pay.
They have no reason to say no. If so change doctors.
You should get extensively tested at least every three months. I have no problems getting, test, estro, and even Growth Hormone levels. Sometimes they have to check with the Doctor. My insurance pays most. Insurane even pays for weekly test shot.
"I know that they are thinking about following in my footsteps" nod nod
 
I live in canada, I request blood work as my doctor knows i am an Anabolic Androgenic Steroids (AAS) user. he works with me to make sure everything is under check. This is covered by medicare. and cannot be refused.

Perk of being canadian.
 
I would go in and explain to him/her that you have a decreased libido etc.. I would not come straight out and see you are on anything. We are required to have certain things on your history and physical in order to charge for the visit or get optimal money for the visit. It is just safer to avoid the topic if possible unless you have good rapport with your doc
 
When I last visited my Dr. I asked him if he would check my test levels. And he had no problem with it. My test levels came back low normal, and now I am on TRT.
 
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