Gave Blood On Cycle. Can I get in trouble?

[ali_baba]

Just donated some blood on cycle because I felt that hematocrit might be high. Told the nurse afterwards that I was on the juice so that they wouldn't give it to someone that could potentially be harmed. Can I get in trouble for this, or is it like anything and doctors, totally confidential.

[Times Roman]

not sure. didn't you sign a questionere, stating your responses are truthful?

Anyways, I found this...

If you give blood but decide later that your blood may not be safe to transfuse, you should call the post donation call-back telephone number you were given at the time of your donation or call 1-800-GIVE-LIFE. This call should be made as soon as possible. (red cross only)

[MickeyKnox]

Just donated some blood on cycle because I felt that hematocrit might be high. Told the nurse afterwards that I was on the juice so that they wouldn't give it to someone that could potentially be harmed. Can I get in trouble for this, or is it like anything and doctors, totally confidential.

There are literally thousands of AAS users that do this on a regular basis to reduce RBC's and other unrelated reasons. I wouldn't panic. The blood banks test ALL blood collected.

You didn't think they would simply take your blood and give it to someone, did you? lol

[ali_baba]

the nurse didn't even ask me if I used drugs, but the other nurse said she was supposed to...obviously

[ali_baba]

Well the nurse said they don't test for AAS, jsut for HIV AIDS Chagas Hep and stuff like that. But yea I'm not too worried

[austinite]

You cant get in trouble if you keep it to yourself. Which is what you should always do.

[Sledgehammer1]

Your fine. I just donated last Fri and did a double. Im on TRT and let them know the first time I donated. There are no AAS on the banned medications list. From what I remember it was drugs like propecia, cadaver derived growth hormone , dutasteride, Insulin from cows, and Accutane.

[OnTheSauce]

You cant get in trouble if you keep it to yourself. Which is what you should always do.

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[Bonaparte]

Your fine. I just donated last Fri and did a double. Im on TRT and let them know the first time I donated. There are no AAS on the banned medications list. From what I remember it was drugs like propecia, cadaver derived growth hormone, dutasteride, Insulin from cows, and Accutane.

They aren't on the deferment list, but you yourself will be turned away for using injectable drugs that weren't prescribed (infection risk).

[stpete]

They aren't on the deferment list, but you yourself will be turned away for using injectable drugs that weren't prescribed (infection risk).

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