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So I'm gonna start my 1st cycle in a couple weeks. I have a couple gear sources but so far I don't see or hear that they offer hcg. Can anyone recommend a good, reasonably priced place to get that? If not it's cool. Also I'm getting blood work 2morrow and was wondering if it's ok to tell the Dr why I need those specific checks or what do I do?
Google. It's the easiest way to be honest
Do not tell the doc anything about AAS. He may put it in your file insurance may find out, they may drop you. In.s might keep you but blame everything on AAS and not cover it. If you have the personal conviction to make your own decisions you shouldn't feel the need to share them with others.
So just say "I just would like these things tested for something personal I'm doing" ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Quester
Do not tell the doc anything about AAS. He may put it in your file insurance may find out, they may drop you. In.s might keep you but blame everything on AAS and not cover it. If you have the personal conviction to make your own decisions you shouldn't feel the need to share them with others.
In addition to the BW listed on this site (I haven't looked lately), get DHEA and glucocorticoids, catecholamines, growth hormone and prolactin. If you have to tell your doc something tell him you are trying to find out if you have adrenal fatigue and that another doc may wish to treat you for that. However, you want to get the BW from your doc because you trust him more.
Ok great! Thank you :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Quester
You dont ask the doc for blood work.
You do it online or directly at the lab and pay for it.
Online? Ok Thank youQuote:
Originally Posted by Mr.BB
Has anyone just went to the Dr at a clinic, or their Dr? If so how did you handle it?
Just use an online testing facility. I wouldn't even go through the doc. It doesn't cost that much and it's confidential. I use these guys. Buy Lab Tests Online | Private MD LabsQuote:
Originally Posted by Good2Joe
Like Quester says, if you tell the doc you're on AAS, he'll most likely record it in his notes. He has to, in order to protect his butt and reduce his liability. Say that you get some bad disease in the future, the insurance will go through your doc's notes on you. If they read about the unscripted AAS usage, the insurance can claim that your illness was due to the steroids and not pay. Just about everyone in the USA is only 1 major illness from total financial ruin.Quote:
Originally Posted by Good2Joe
Or discounted labs dot com
Just an update: I went to the doc and said i was going to start a rigorous 12wk program, taking several herbal supplements like creatine, hcl, etc. And he had no problem ordering/giving me the specific blood work I asked for. Saved me a few hundred i don't have :/