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Telling Your Doc, or Not Telling Your Doc? Things to consider ...
- Thread starter Riker29
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bwood
Banned
good post. any federal job with
any high degree of responsibility
will undergo a "professional" back
ground investigation. go to google.com
and search sf-86. they will look at your
medical records....unless you decline
and then you just go into the round
file. you early 20's and teens need to
keep this shit in mind as your whole
life wont revolve around juicin'.
what jobs am i talking about?
fbi, cia, customs, border patrol,
marshals just to name a few..
i know that right now you are going
fuck the government...i'd never work for
them...you did know that on the border patrol
you'd be making 60's inside of two years
didnt you?
Karma to Riker
any high degree of responsibility
will undergo a "professional" back
ground investigation. go to google.com
and search sf-86. they will look at your
medical records....unless you decline
and then you just go into the round
file. you early 20's and teens need to
keep this shit in mind as your whole
life wont revolve around juicin'.
what jobs am i talking about?
fbi, cia, customs, border patrol,
marshals just to name a few..
i know that right now you are going
fuck the government...i'd never work for
them...you did know that on the border patrol
you'd be making 60's inside of two years
didnt you?
Karma to Riker
WannaImpress
New member
Riker29
Awesome post man........I was going to get a check up in a week or so and was playing with the idea of telling my doc about my AS use, but by reading your post you have put me in a different perspective, good that is. As Your_Moms_Kneepads posted above, pay cash if you want this kind exams performed on you.
Once again good post!
Awesome post man........I was going to get a check up in a week or so and was playing with the idea of telling my doc about my AS use, but by reading your post you have put me in a different perspective, good that is. As Your_Moms_Kneepads posted above, pay cash if you want this kind exams performed on you.
Once again good post!
Your_Moms_Kneepads
New member
Another thing to consider about bloodwork is that many states (and I'm not sure all states allow this-but for example Pennsylvania does) allow chiropractors to write for bloodwork.
If you are seeing a chiro and he is any bit sports oriented,ect. or open minded he or she can write for you to have bloodwork drawn and with some research you can interpret them yourself as long as they aren't severly out of whack,ect.
I tried to buy my own Blue Cross about a year and half ago and they TURNED me down because I was declared a VERY HIGH RISK.
Why?
-I'm about 320-325lbs (they don't care that my BF is still below the "average" person at about 15% and can stay 40--50 minutes on a stair master without difficulty
-I stated that I was treated by a chiropractor for some back pain (I said I played rugby and got hurt but had stopped going since I recovered and stopped playing rugby)
- I also saw a PT for my Left knee-again on my records the problem was resolved
-I used Flonase an allergy nasal inhaler medication on an as needed basis.
They wanted to insure me at some astronomical rate b/c I acutally used the insurance a little bit and didnt fit into their height and weight chart-no matter what my body fat was less that the average sedentary slug who never exercise and are built like a fucking pear.
Oh yeah-whoever said "The truth will set you free" was full of fucking shit.
If you are seeing a chiro and he is any bit sports oriented,ect. or open minded he or she can write for you to have bloodwork drawn and with some research you can interpret them yourself as long as they aren't severly out of whack,ect.
I tried to buy my own Blue Cross about a year and half ago and they TURNED me down because I was declared a VERY HIGH RISK.
Why?
-I'm about 320-325lbs (they don't care that my BF is still below the "average" person at about 15% and can stay 40--50 minutes on a stair master without difficulty
-I stated that I was treated by a chiropractor for some back pain (I said I played rugby and got hurt but had stopped going since I recovered and stopped playing rugby)
- I also saw a PT for my Left knee-again on my records the problem was resolved
-I used Flonase an allergy nasal inhaler medication on an as needed basis.
They wanted to insure me at some astronomical rate b/c I acutally used the insurance a little bit and didnt fit into their height and weight chart-no matter what my body fat was less that the average sedentary slug who never exercise and are built like a fucking pear.
Oh yeah-whoever said "The truth will set you free" was full of fucking shit.
I was in the insurance biz for years and i can tell you that any Insurance comp can request a APS on anyone applying for insurance and when they do that any files anywhere with your name or SS# can come up and show your med history. Believe me don't tell your doc unless your dying period, because it will be used against you down the road for things your not expecting to happen such as injurys on the job, car wrecks, lawsuits, anything that requires credibility and of course applying for new insurance. Bottom line if you want problems tell your doc he will write it down 99.9 % of the time with this and you will pay for opening your mouth in the future.
I work very closely with a risk manager at a hospital and see a necessary requirement for docs to document any and all medically siginificant oberservations in the record. If something happened to a patient that had a relevance to information that was not documented, the docs would be open to suit. THis whole notion that your records are sealed and confidential is a pipe dream, your records may not be open the public but they are certainly far from private. When you sign up for health insurance or life insurance, one of the clauses you sign is giving them permission to review your records if they deem it necessary. Remember that line on the application form that asks you if you are now or have ever done any illegal drugs?
I would definitely not count on a doc to share your confidence and privacy, sure it might happen in rare cases but do not count on it. If you need a liver panel or other tests, go for a physical. YOu can always tell the doc that you are doing LEGAL supplements, there are plenty out there that would justify tests.
I would definitely not count on a doc to share your confidence and privacy, sure it might happen in rare cases but do not count on it. If you need a liver panel or other tests, go for a physical. YOu can always tell the doc that you are doing LEGAL supplements, there are plenty out there that would justify tests.
