Was in a car accident this week

[jerseyart]

Asshole slammed into me while stopped at a light. Now I have an egg sized lump, bruised and pissed as hell.

Have a question though. While I was in the hospital it occured to me that if I had started a cycle (dieting for a few weeks first) and was taking test and HGH would I have to advise the doctors that I was doing so?

And if I did, would that subject me to criminal prosecution? Its a starnge question , but I kept thinking about the ramifications had I been taking something and then not advising them of the fact

 

[Ulcasterdropout]

Asshole slammed into me while stopped at a light. Now I have an egg sized lump, bruised and pissed as hell.

Have a question though. While I was in the hospital it occured to me that if I had started a cycle (dieting for a few weeks first) and was taking test and HGH would I have to advise the doctors that I was doing so?

And if I did, would that subject me to criminal prosecution? Its a starnge question , but I kept thinking about the ramifications had I been taking something and then not advising them of the fact

It's not a crime (unless it's on ya), but I don't see it's relevance.
Anyways, I don't like to tell people SHIT!!!
Hope you made out ok, Slick

HGH, uh? Lucky bastage

 

[awittyusername]

How much are you taking? low dose?

 

[BradG]

Asshole slammed into me while stopped at a light. Now I have an egg sized lump, bruised and pissed as hell.

Have a question though. While I was in the hospital it occured to me that if I had started a cycle (dieting for a few weeks first) and was taking test and HGH would I have to advise the doctors that I was doing so?

And if I did, would that subject me to criminal prosecution? Its a starnge question , but I kept thinking about the ramifications had I been taking something and then not advising them of the fact

Yes, you should advise them on it. It is a risk though. They are supposed to maintain patient confidentiality. The point being they are SUPPOSED to. I don't know much about jucing but the way I look at it it is best to tell them so they can prevent giving you a drug that might react badly with what you are taking. Like I said, it's not really an informed opinion.

 

[jerseyart]

awitty: I havent started taking anything as of yet, so it wasnt an issue this week. But it occured to me at the time that if I were I would be somewhat reluctant not to admit the fact for fear of an unanticipated reaction to whatever else they might give me. Also since they do bloodwork, I was concerned that it might show up there as well at some future point.

Brad: That strikes me as sound as well, unless I was certain that the neither would react with anything adversely.

 

[SoKlueles]

ohhhhhh sorry jersey hope ur ok...and dang from now on BE CAREFUL

 

[jerseyart]

SK

Thanks, but it wasnt my fault damn it

 

[alien amp pharm]

Drive more carefully next time, lead foot!

 

[Wynn]

My first big accident was just like that three years ago. I bet you had x-rays and/or mri by now. Hope you're not badly hurt.

My injury was a herniated disc in my neck. It wrecked me for the better part of the next year.

 

[jerseyart]

Thanks Wynn

Thanks guys

Except for Alien, whom I now hate

jk

(no, not really)

 

[Dakotah]

hope you are feeling better
take care


D.

 

[GoldenDelicious]

depends what you were on. if you were on an oral, it would be best to tell them, since that drug may affect the clearance of another drug from your body, meaning that you may overdose on the new drug because you cant get rid of it as fast as you normally would

an injectable i wouldnt worry about too much, since very little gets to your liver per unit time, even when youre on huge doses

it wont show up on a blood test- they dont do testosterone checks etc unless you ask them or they suspect hypogonadism for some reason (no way after a car wreck) so really, the only thing that would likely show up in a blood test is a high red blood cell count or something...and they arent going to give a shit about that at all, since it isnt a problem, and you may have high red blood cells form living at high altitudes/training hard

in australia administering an illegal drug to yourself or anyone else is a crime, though they couldnt prove that you did unless you admitted to it. having the steroid in your system isnt a crime i dont think. it mainly comes down to possession, and being in the act of administration. but either way, your doctors wouldnt say a thing

cheers

 

[ChefWide]

You would be in good shape to follow Koalaboy's advice... except for the Man on Man assplay thing.