Doctors and Perscriptions

[jeremy02]

If this is breaking the rules, then I apologize. It seems that anything even remotely mentioning a way of obtaining steroids is a violation of the rules on this site, but this seems perfectly fine to me.


How difficult would it be for me, a 17 year old highschool student, to get his doctor to perscribe him some test.? I have scoliosis, and due to this, the muscles in my lower back/lower mid section("v muscles")are somewhat "shifted". It's weird, I know. What do you think?


If anyone has some excuses they'd like to share, post, or PM me if that is against the rules, too.

 

[LiquidPhire]

If your test levels are not LOW , your shit out of luck these days.

 

[Trendsetter21]

If this is breaking the rules, then I apologize. It seems that anything even remotely mentioning a way of obtaining steroids is a violation of the rules on this site, but this seems perfectly fine to me.


How difficult would it be for me, a 17 year old highschool student, to get his doctor to perscribe him some test.? I have scoliosis, and due to this, the muscles in my lower back/lower mid section("v muscles")are somewhat "shifted". It's weird, I know. What do you think?


If anyone has some excuses they'd like to share, post, or PM me if that is against the rules, too.

Honestly at 17 years old I don't think you have any chance of getting it prescribed. Unless you get a crooked doctor, and then he really doesn't care about your health. Like said unless you have naturally lower test (which probably isn't likely at 17 years old) you have no chance.

 

[druncanwaria]

If this is breaking the rules, then I apologize. It seems that anything even remotely mentioning a way of obtaining steroids is a violation of the rules on this site, but this seems perfectly fine to me.


How difficult would it be for me, a 17 year old highschool student, to get his doctor to perscribe him some test.? I have scoliosis, and due to this, the muscles in my lower back/lower mid section("v muscles")are somewhat "shifted". It's weird, I know. What do you think?


If anyone has some excuses they'd like to share, post, or PM me if that is against the rules, too.

At 17 you should be damaging your liver with booze not your test levels with roids... Man the last thing i needed at 17 was more testoserone.. my dick would get me in trouble 50 percent of the time and my fists covered the other 50 percent

 

[snower6]

Doctors are strongly advised not to prescribe Testosterone or HGH to anyone under 30 by the DEA unless there is extenuating circumstances. Meaning as the people said above, a very unusual decline in your natural levels. Personally, at age 17, some over the counter supp's will give you a small boost such as tribulus. Your still in your natural peak... usually don't want to go in this direction until the decline starts in a few years

 

[shredded87]

I would go with a therapeutic dose of arginine and dhea + aminoseveryday and maybe some creatine you are way too young even then tell your doctor what youre taking

 

[crxdog]

At 17 you should be damaging your liver with booze not your test levels with steroids... Man the last thing i needed at 17 was more testoserone.. my dick would get me in trouble 50 percent of the time and my fists covered the other 50 percent

Hahaha Go Aussie!

 

[LoneTree]

If this is breaking the rules, then I apologize. It seems that anything even remotely mentioning a way of obtaining steroids is a violation of the rules on this site, but this seems perfectly fine to me.


How difficult would it be for me, a 17 year old highschool student, to get his doctor to perscribe him some test.? I have scoliosis, and due to this, the muscles in my lower back/lower mid section("v muscles")are somewhat "shifted". It's weird, I know. What do you think?


If anyone has some excuses they'd like to share, post, or PM me if that is against the rules, too.

If the doctor has any brains, he would not do it.
There are very limited indications for prescribing test at that age, and most commonly it is prescribed when body can not synthesize enough test due to certain enzyme deficiencies.

A patient may ask, even hastle the doctor for a prescription.
But if the request is inappropriate, and the doctor agrees to do so, the patient can turn around and sue him for malpractice.

A doctor is supposed to use independent judgement irrespective of what the patient wants.

 

[jumpmaster82]

your chances aren't good at 17 years old. Unless your natural test it really low, or if you find a crooked doc. I'm 25 and I can't even get a doc to prescribe test to me.