Questin on lab work (blood)... 2 things, insurance and...

[jaywooly]

I just switched to a new health care provider and a new doctor. He had me do some lab work (blood, no urine). Not sure what he's looking for, he said he wanted it because I hadn't had any lab work done in years. Should I expect any surprises? Am not on, but test enanthate should come up if he's testing for AAS. I know my natty test is very low right now for being a month and a half out of cycle.

Also, I'm looking to buy life insurance. They're going to take blood, urine, weight, etc, etc... Should I be worried here? 3 months for test enanthate to be out of my system. Should I just wait another 2 months for insurance so I don;t have any in my system dectable? I was kind of hoping to start a tren and prop cycle prior to the insurance co doing their tests.



Anyone work life insurance, or know? Alos, on the doc tip?

Thanks!

 

[Get_Swole]

humm this is tough for me to say bro. I dont think you have to worry one bit about detection times. The thing i would worry about is your hdl ldl levels bp other profiles. Just coming off a cycle they can be all out of whack. I dont think they are testing you for gear. They just wanna make sure your not too much of a risk for their cheap asses. Bump for somebody a little more knowledgeable on the situation but id say hold of a bit till you think your levels are back to normal before the life insurance etc. I know mike had kinda the same situation pretty recent so im sure in the morning he will shine some input for ya bud.

 

[bigworm6]

Bump what swole said. Ide wait until your test levels are in the normal range. And I dont think you should worry about the enthate being in your system, I dont think they will be testing for that

 

[saudades]

They won't test for AAS in insurance tests, but if your liver values are out of whack or if you have a lot of protein in your urine, you will be declined.

 

[doctorwill]

I have only had one doc ask me about AAS - and he is a sports med doc so he has experience in the area and know that people my age don't look like I do naturally.

My regular doc always shares why she wants a test run, and I usually know enough about things so we are on the same page. And I could see her saying the exact same thing your doc did. I usually try to get a CBC run every year just to keep an eye on things (and I always get the doc to ask so my insurance covers it).

I think if your doc wanted to know, he or she would just belly up and ask. Hell, they have to ask all sorts of personal questions - AAS use is fairly mild.

 

[jaywooly]

thanks for the reply fellas, puts my mind at ease. I think my lab is posted too so I can check it out, my fiance' has. She just said all she remembered was that I had low cholesterol and slightly high bp. I'l take a gander myself. perhaps now! Thanks again