Can homeopathic doctors detect steroids?

[tagg]

Hi i'm 26 and i just had my last shot of tren ace(100mg/ml) today of this cycle, but i am sick and now i have to go to homeopathic doctor because the normal doctors can't get me healthy(been there 3 times but it keeps coming back).

Now i'm just woried if they can detect that i used tren ace? they most most probably wont do specific tests for roids, i mean its expensive, but can they just detect it randomly if i can put it like that? i barely think that they would even do any blood or urine tests anyway.

[Eazy20]

Dr's can't treat patients effectively if you withhold information from them. Dont worry about being detected. You should be telling him.

[tagg]

Oh geez... Dammit i dont know if i must tell him, no one knows i'm using tren a, just me and my friend(using the same with me) and the one that injects us...

Some people are coming along...

So your suggestion is that i must tell him? but he wont detect it by himself? I am finished with this cycle now...

[Flacco]

Dr's can't treat patients effectively if you withhold information from them. Dont worry about being detected. You should be telling him.

I agree with Easy... Why wouldn't you tell him everything your doing? He's/She is your doctor and is there to help you. Withholding info just makes it more difficult for them to treat you. Why would you be concerned with your doctor finding out? Thats the one person that should know.

[Eazy20]

Something tells me you aren't 26 and shouldn't be using AAS in the first place...What 26 yr old has people tag along to the Dr... Juice has many side effects and may be making your condition worse or even may be the sole cause of it. Tell your Dr. end of story. I'll say it again, you will not be properly treated if you are withholding information. Ex: You go to the Dr and you have high blood pressure. You don't tell him you're on AAS; he puts you on BP meds when you may not need them. That was just the first example that came to my mind. Just do yourself a favor, man up, and tell your Dr.

[tagg]

ok yeah that makes sense... We're going to the mall after i went to the doctor, im just afraid somewhere something might slip and the other people will find out(this doctor is in the city so it's a while's drive from our little town). But the problem didnt start since i used tren, i've always had sinus problems and it doesnt want to go away.. enough is enough and it's influencing my training at times, as well as my diet because sometimes i just cant eat. So it's not high BP or cardiovascular problems(i've always been healthy in these areas). its sinus problems

[Eazy20]

Anabolics can suppress the immune system. Like I said, it may be the sole cause of your issue, or it may be making it seem worse. I've told you that you need to tell him, and I'm sure just about everyone else on these forums will agree with me. You can either take my advice or not. Good luck to you my friend.

[Tigershark]

Bonaparte had a post in another thread about this and he mentioned with holding info can protect you if your insurance company asks for your records. I was honest with my dr and I think unless I try some sort of insurance fraud my records will stay at my dr's office. But I also see Bonaparte's point as well. So I think we are both right.

[Eazy20]

I think I read that post, it was something about him trying to obtain a life insurance policy if I'm thinking of the same post as you. Which it does make sense considering juice is so taboo and "kills", so it's the insurance company covering their own ass, but he also said after some talking he was able to obtain it. However, I would much rather have my Dr. who is treating my overall health and well being have all the necessary information to do so.

[tagg]

Maybe coming clean will be the best, i will be very hesitant in telling him, but i think i will... Thanks i'll let you know how it went! But tiger you just brought up another problem i never even thought of... At the moment i almost feel like just not going to the doctor...

[Tigershark]

I think I read that post, it was something about him trying to obtain a life insurance policy if I'm thinking of the same post as you. Which it does make sense considering juice is so taboo and "kills", so it's the insurance company covering their own ass, but he also said after some talking he was able to obtain it. However, I would much rather have my Dr. who is treating my overall health and well being have all the necessary information to do so.

I would agree with you.