How to ask doctor for testosterone levels test. im only 24

**phat_matt85** · 03-03-2010, 10:33 PM

Im just wondering how to ask a doctor for blood work and testostrone levels test. I have never check my test level and i would like to check it after i do my cycle this year. Im 24 years old so do u think i can just ask for one? or make a story?

**l2elapse** · 03-03-2010, 11:07 PM

if you are scared of them asking questions just say ur having libido issues. they usually do a blood work up

**ReX357** · 03-03-2010, 11:40 PM

I just went and got mine done. I actually had libido issues. All my levels came back fine. He thought it was stress. Now I have a prescription for cialis ha!

**IM708** · 03-04-2010, 12:52 AM

Tell him you're a limp dick.

**calgarian** · 03-04-2010, 09:09 AM

if thats too embarrassing go tell him u r tired all the time and just want to sleep plus ur sex drive is very low...that should do the trick.

**chemicalromance** · 03-04-2010, 11:08 AM

Ok, what kind of doctor do you visit for a test check, endochronologist? Or go see a gen. practicioner and have him refer you in the right direction? Sorry i seriously havn't been to any doctor other than eye doctor since i was 18 (now 27)

**calgarian** · 03-04-2010, 11:11 AM

Originally Posted by chemicalromance

Ok, what kind of doctor do you visit for a test check, endochronologist? Or go see a gen. practicioner and have him refer you in the right direction? Sorry i seriously havn't been to any doctor other than eye doctor since i was 18 (now 27)

normally regular doctor check for ur test level if they are low then u r reffered to endocronologist then he plays with the dosage till ut blood level are normal and gives u a one year prescription after thats over u can go to ur regular doctor and get it refilled well at least thats how it happened to me.

**lovbyts** · 03-04-2010, 02:24 PM

Yeah dont go to your doc in a box because it will be a wasteof a test in most cases.
Most docs NEVER check your test levels unless you tell them to. You know that physical and all the blood work you have done ever so often? No test levels checked.

Only thinks like cholesterol so they can make more money off of garbage meds.

Make an appointment to see an endocrinologist, that is what they do. nothing to explain, just say you want blood work done.

**Hard.On** · 03-04-2010, 02:59 PM

Just straight up ask and tell him why

**EXSEAL1** · 03-04-2010, 09:41 PM

I'm only a physician Assistant but work with many doctors. Patient confidentiality brother and 75% OF DOCS have no idea about juice. You know what test you need run just be honest. I love catching patients lying to me but at the same time it makes it hard to really help. If your in the NY area or its a short drive get back to me come to the hospital and i'll order them for you. ALWAYS be honest with your doc, they can't go run to the cops you know. Plus you might have something wrong caused by gear and there gonna need to know it. Doctors are cool man they don't care...They will say they don't recommend it but hey its your body. If you can't make it to NY I'll tell you how to go about it if you like

**phat_matt85** · 03-06-2010, 04:31 PM

Great help, I didnt know how the doctor or the endocrinologist would act when i tell them that i just got off the juice and want to get checked up. Im def going to get checked up after im done with my cycle but i was affraid that if my test is low after my cycle, they wont priscribe my anything because i did steroids .

**novastepp** · 03-10-2010, 09:44 PM

Originally Posted by phat_matt85

Great help, I didnt know how the doctor or the endocrinologist would act when i tell them that i just got off the juice and want to get checked up. Im def going to get checked up after im done with my cycle but i was affraid that if my test is low after my cycle, they wont priscribe my anything because i did steroids.

Probably should have done one before your cycle to compare. Granted you can see low test levels, but you can't tell if they are lower than before the cycle. And the one thing you may want to clear is the cost with your insurance. Many times those tests won't be covered. Call your insurance and ask what they cover. Ask your doctor the appropriate test to run, don't act like you know the full range of what should be done. The health care provider should do what you want and need, so just be honest and talk with him or her.