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    I know there is the "doctor patient confidentiality" but man you never know for sure these days. IMO you shouldnt tell your doctor you are using or plan on using AAS, unless you know him very very well and have full trust in him.

    The only time IMO someone should tell a doctor they are using AAS is if a certain illness or sudden illness arises, and they dont know what has caused it, this might be a time where you should tell him. Other than that IMO you really shouldnt.

    You dont need to tell a doctor your using AAS to get bloodwork done, simply ask for it.

    ~GHO5T~

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    Quote Originally Posted by GHO5T
    I know there is the "doctor patient confidentiality" but man you never know for sure these days. IMO you shouldnt tell your doctor you are using or plan on using AAS, unless you know him very very well and have full trust in him.

    The only time IMO someone should tell a doctor they are using AAS is if a certain illness or sudden illness arises, and they dont know what has caused it, this might be a time where you should tell him. Other than that IMO you really shouldnt.
    I guess I would take the opposite position on this. IMO steroids are major drugs and your doctor needs to know about something like that if you want proper care. People on this board are waaay too paranoid about telling their doctor, I think. Doctors are not cops. They don't want to get you arrested. At worst you'll get a lecture.

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