Whos tells their doctor???

[limo Banned Find all posts View Profile Close limo]

I told mine from the start no Doctor can divulge anything to Law Enforcement unless they feel like losing their medical License and getting a hefty lawsuit

[F.I.S.T. Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close F.I.S.T.]

I told mine from the start no Doctor can divulge anything to Law Enforcement unless they feel like losing their medical License and getting a hefty lawsuit

This is exactly right.Also,your dr can in no get into trouble for monitoring you while on.As long as he is not supplying you with the gear,he is gtg.As your dr,he/she has a legal obligation to treat you to the best of theiir ability.

[atavist Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close atavist]

thanks for setting me straight guy... I'll let mine know next time I'm in... but I'll keep looking for one that I feelmore comfortable with who won't preach at me as well.

[Shiv Member Find all posts View Profile Close Shiv]

Sorry to hear it brother.How long have you been cycling and have you been getting blood work dine regularly? These alone will tell you if you've been at risk for anything.

Thanks bro!

I actually finished my cycle back in Feb and finished my PCT in March. Blood work was all good, I was already getting it checked regularly to keep an eye on my cholesterol. My MI was April 2nd and I was only cycling test-e. The endocrinologist was very concerned about the ephedrine but mentioned the injections can cause problems although I haven't found too many studies that support test and acute MIs in younger population (I'm only 34).

Sorry, don't mean to jack thread.

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Thanks bro!

I actually finished my cycle back in Feb and finished my PCT in March. Blood work was all good, I was already getting it checked regularly to keep an eye on my cholesterol. My MI was April 2nd and I was only cycling test-e. The endocrinologist was very concerned about the ephedrine but mentioned the injections can cause problems although I haven't found too many studies that support test and acute MIs in younger population (I'm only 34).

Sorry, don't mean to jack thread.

Didn't jack the thread brother.I love to hear from everyone and their thoughts and expecially when someone tells such a personal story as you did.Thanks for the reply.Hope all goes well for you and wish you a full and speedy recovery.