Tell or not to tell

[gettingbetterwithage]

I'm going to my DOC Friday to get some NOLVA for this
f ing qyno I have on my right nip. I'm only going to tell
him about the ECA, and others items first. If he ask's
then I'll tell him off the record. What do you think?

 

[Lift Chief]

I'm going to my DOC Friday to get some NOLVA for this
f ing qyno I have on my right nip. I'm only going to tell
him about the ECA, and others items first. If he ask's
then I'll tell him off the record. What do you think?

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If he agrees before hand not to put what you say in your record then i think you would be alright in telling him. For a problem like this though i would probably just say i got gyno during puberty... he doesn't have to know in order to help you.

 

[_Yossarian_]

If there's no need to tell hm, Id keep my mouth shut. AAS use is something you should try to avoid having put on your medical record.. So unless you trust him implicitly, keep it to yourself...

 

[FatFinaHead]

I'm going to my DOC Friday to get some NOLVA for this
f ing qyno I have on my right nip. I'm only going to tell
him about the ECA, and others items first. If he ask's
then I'll tell him off the record. What do you think?

Dude,
if you have a good doctor/patient relationship then by all means tell him. I do it all the time and periodiclly go in for check ups. Look at it this way. He or she is never going to be able to diagnose or tell you what you are wanting to here unless he or she knows everything about you. Some doctors are touchy about his situation, but most are very open. Sometimes he and I see eye to eye and other times we disagree. But he is always willing to give me his Professional opinion.