Bloods for woman

[EmJay]

Ok really new to this side of the lifestyle. As a woman, what bloods should I get done? What do I ask for and do I need to say why? Just a general gp for this? Any info appreciated.

 

[musclemaniac]

It's your decision, but there's no harm in being open with the GP. Whether they approve or not, you'll still do what you think is best for you. They would probably be willing to assist and advise you. However, if you don't feel comfortable, it's your choice.

So, before starting your cycle, ask the GP for a full health assessment or hormone evaluation. You can request this without mentioning Anavar specifically. Then, about 6 weeks after your cycle, follow up with another blood test.

 

[EmJay]

Cheers

 

[chilljase]

@EmJay nothing wrong with telling the Doctor you're on Anavar. Many people take it and there's nothing they can do about it. They would appreciate you being honest with them.

 

[storm]

I get it, if it's your regular GP that you've been going to all your life it's a bit awkward to tell them you're going to do steroids lol...

There's also the option to go to a random GP and request the blood tests. I know a few people who have done that... When I told my GP, she was fine with it just didn't obviously approve but still gave me guidance and still does.

 

[EmJay]

Ok so my dr was very sceptical about it and just wanted to ask a whole heap of questions about where I'm getting it. Definitely did not disclose my sources. Did a bit of research and found a Dr in Windsor, Brisbane that loves this stuff. So a bit of a trip, about an hour away, but am headed there to get bloods done late next week.

 

[storm]

Ok so my dr was very sceptical about it and just wanted to ask a whole heap of questions about where I'm getting it. Definitely did not disclose my sources. Did a bit of research and found a Dr in Windsor, Brisbane that loves this stuff. So a bit of a trip, about an hour away, but am headed there to get bloods done late next week.

Not surprised at all, it's a big NO NO for them. But regardless they can't do anything except advise against it.

What info did you find about this new Dr, it's really hard to find someone like that, make sure you fill us in

 

[EmJay]

https://www.stonewall.com.au/pieds/ Dr. Matt Barber is apparently the man to see and is the only one taking new patients at the moment