Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below Has anyone had this problem ? I finished a strong mass cycle about two weeks ago and then became very ill, hard time catching my breath and a constant cough. The doc said it was asthma but I have never had asthma befor in my life. I just had chest x-rays today and am waiting for results. Should I tell my doc what I was on????
sick as a dog
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wartime100
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Tell the doctor what you take. It's not like he is going to go around telling people. A similiar think happened to me on my first cycle.
Wartime I wouldn't tell people mess like this , if he tells a doc the main people WILL FIND OUT DUH, the insurance company and will come back to haunt him later when they decide they dont want to pay a claim if he comes up sick or injured they will write it down and surprise surprise.
life is a bitch
Just got my x-rays back and they found some growth in my lungs. Got to have a cat scan to find out more. Doc says it could be scar tissue from broken ribs or it could be CANCER. The last x-rays I had back in 99 didn't show this growth so I'm not too anxious to get these results. Got a bad feeling!!!
Just got my x-rays back and they found some growth in my lungs. Got to have a cat scan to find out more. Doc says it could be scar tissue from broken ribs or it could be CANCER. The last x-rays I had back in 99 didn't show this growth so I'm not too anxious to get these results. Got a bad feeling!!!
NO
pitbull2,
I believe you're wrong. I tell my DR. everything I have used and my insurance has covered everything I've needed and I've had thryoid, cholesterol and t-levels tested. Also, which do you think would be worse staying silent and getting misdiagnosed for something you may or may not have or telling him what you've taken and then getting the correct treatment. Dr's also have the legal responsibility to keep your information confidential.
pitbull2,
I believe you're wrong. I tell my DR. everything I have used and my insurance has covered everything I've needed and I've had thryoid, cholesterol and t-levels tested. Also, which do you think would be worse staying silent and getting misdiagnosed for something you may or may not have or telling him what you've taken and then getting the correct treatment. Dr's also have the legal responsibility to keep your information confidential.
