I was wondering if your doc askes you if you are or have taken any AAS would it be ok to tell him, i know that he is not allowed to tell anyone, but would him knowing this effect my insurance?
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It might. They could refuse to pay for treatment of any illness or injury that could have been caused by your illegal drug use. Additionally, it will be in your permanent medical records that you have abused steroids. This has ramifications if a prospective employer needs your medical records before hiring you. Even the army needs you medical records before they will take you. Illegal drug use could be a valid reason not to hire you.
In short, don't tell your doctor unless he agrees to keep it off your permanent medical record.
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Originally posted by spidey
In short, don't tell your doctor unless he agrees to keep it off your permanent medical record.
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Originally posted by spidey
In short, don't tell your doctor unless he agrees to keep it off your permanent medical record.
My wife is an ER physician. It's a little different for them, but as for a family physician, they can refuse to see you again .
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i asked if i could get some blood work done(i was just curious i swear) and he says you are fine and healthy and the only reason you would need blood work done was if you were................
So he wants to know when i start and finsh. that way he can track me.
Before he always asked me what i was taking because i was gaining wieght really fast. And i would lie. He put two and two togeather. Things have been cool ever since.
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Originally posted by GreekTank
Be careful some docs are cool about it and some are not. You might have a doc that blows everything out of proportion, and makes you worry with stupid comments about AAS use.
Very few Dr's. are going to be cool about it. Let it be until absolutely necessary, if ever. BB
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