thoses on HRT

[xx0noob0xx]

Did you tell your doctor about your steroid use?
or did you just tell them to check hormone levels and they noticed they were low?

 

[e6er]

Yes, no sense in lying.

Just be very upfront and request that it's not in your health records.

 

[xx0noob0xx]

Yes, no sense in lying.

Just be very upfront and request that it's not in your health records.

by telling your doctor about steroid use that means it goes into your medical records and you will never be able to get life insurance...

 

[Alias]

by telling your doctor about steroid use that means it goes into your medical records and you will never be able to get life insurance...

Thats not always true. The Dr. needs to know if you've been using "substances" to make the right evaluation of treatment, even if you don't just blurt out and say it, you need to atleast hint around till he gets the point. I find it's allot like talking to a lawyer.

I told my doctor about the truth about my AAS use and have since gotten a great life insurance policy for myself. You just have to ask your doctor not to go writing it in your medical record. They are more then happy to do so if you ask.

I'm a pilot and would lose my wings if the doctor wrote anything about them in my medical chart that would disqualify me from renewing my Medical Certificate every couple of years.

It may help to dance around the question by telling him that you use supplements and other bodybuilding aids that could be the reason for your hormone problems. Just don't be so sure about what they are called or the legality of them.

Once you feel comfortable with the doctor, you may change your mind as I did and be honest about the AAS.

 

[xx0noob0xx]

Thats not always true. The Dr. needs to know if you've been using "substances" to make the right evaluation of treatment, even if you don't just blurt out and say it, you need to atleast hint around till he gets the point. I find it's allot like talking to a lawyer.

I told my doctor about the truth about my AAS use and have since gotten a great life insurance policy for myself. You just have to ask your doctor not to go writing it in your medical record. They are more then happy to do so if you ask.

I'm a pilot and would lose my wings if the doctor wrote anything about them in my medical chart that would disqualify me from renewing my Medical Certificate every couple of years.

It may help to dance around the question by telling him that you use supplements and other bodybuilding aids that could be the reason for your hormone problems. Just don't be so sure about what they are called or the legality of them.

Once you feel comfortable with the doctor, you may change your mind as I did and be honest about the AAS.

Yea, the only thing is trusting your doctor not to put it on your medical records, because i worked for a multi million dollar company that sold a bunch of life insurance policies and many other things and when i had to go to through training it was pretty scary to see the types of things you will get denyd if you do. i dont trust my doctor at all. ive only met him a few times and he seems like a complete cock sucker. he asked me the first time i met him if i were taking steroids without even mentioning any working out or anything to do with it. so i dont know where he would get that idea but hes strange

 

[e6er]

by telling your doctor about steroid use that means it goes into your medical records and you will never be able to get life insurance...

Luckily my doc was nice enough not to do that

 

[Druss]

depends on the country i guess in canada telling your doc is no biggy, but ive read in the usa it can blackball you

 

[xx0noob0xx]

depends on the country i guess in canada telling your doc is no biggy, but ive read in the usa it can blackball you

yeah thats why im asking