What would you do .

**DSM4Life** · 09-11-2006, 09:21 PM

Ok i went to the family doc and complained about being tired, loss of sleep, energy so i could get my blood work and test checked out. I got the results back and i was fine so he says. I mentioned Test to the doc a few times saying i have taken some "supplements" in the past and wanted to the actually test numbers. He told me on a VM that i was "perfectly normal" but i was trying to get more out of him. Now he leaves me a VM telling me to call him back and didn;t leave me the numbers. I think he is getting a little curious. Now this has been my family doctor since i was a kid and i am now 25. I was thinking of just making another appointment, printing out all the info of the gear and anti-e's that i am on and just tell him i am on a cycle and want my blood monitored. I would ask him if he could keep this off my offical record and just keep it bwteen me and him. What would you do ?

**FranKieC** · 09-11-2006, 09:28 PM

If you tell him about this he will have to put it in his notes and it may affect your insurrance. However, I tell my DR everything.

**AnabolicAndre** · 09-11-2006, 09:30 PM

He cant violate patient/doctor confidentiality but he must keep it on a record for ins purposes

**DSM4Life** · 09-11-2006, 09:37 PM

i thought by law if i tell him not to put it on my record then he couldn't ?

How would something like this effect my insurance. Could they drop my coverage etc ?

**AnabolicAndre** · 09-11-2006, 09:43 PM

I think if you pay for it then yea he can do what you want bu for insurance it needs to be rcorded.

I may be wrong.

**Lucius Leftfoot** · 09-11-2006, 09:47 PM

depends on the doctor and your relationship with him. most doctors are cool if you're honest with them.

**Lucius Leftfoot** · 09-11-2006, 09:48 PM

most doctors would rather have patients with insurance anyway...so if he has to keep something off record to keep you in good standing with your insurance company, most of the time he will.

**stayinstacked** · 09-11-2006, 09:53 PM

What you need to do is run a cycle and then wait about 6-8 wks after you come off, then get the levels checked. However, if your young or only cycled once or twice your natty levels may bounce back faster than normal. I'm to the point where I probably need HRT, I've cycled alot w/in the past 2 years, and been on most of the time. I'm coming off it all the entire winter and trying to see if my levels will start to bounce back, but I'm afraid they wont.

**DSM4Life** · 09-11-2006, 09:58 PM

Originally Posted by stayinstacked

What you need to do is run a cycle and then wait about 6-8 wks after you come off, then get the levels checked. However, if your young or only cycled once or twice your natty levels may bounce back faster than normal. I'm to the point where I probably need HRT, I've cycled alot w/in the past 2 years, and been on most of the time. I'm coming off it all the entire winter and trying to see if my levels will start to bounce back, but I'm afraid they wont.

Well my doc is going to ask questions if i keep getting my blood work done. Look how much he is doing now and its only the first time i got my blood work done. If i asked him again within the same year he is going to nag the $hit out of me.

**Beefyman** · 09-11-2006, 10:19 PM

Originally Posted by stayinstacked

What you need to do is run a cycle and then wait about 6-8 wks after you come off, then get the levels checked. However, if your young or only cycled once or twice your natty levels may bounce back faster than normal. I'm to the point where I probably need HRT, I've cycled alot w/in the past 2 years, and been on most of the time. I'm coming off it all the entire winter and trying to see if my levels will start to bounce back, but I'm afraid they wont.

bro about waiting 6-8 weeks... if i do get them checked and they are low waht should i do??? or could i do about it?