Blood Test Help!!

[distributor]

My younger brother, despite my advice not to, is on a cycle of Test Cyp, Equipoise, and Winstrol (also anti-Es, multi-vitamins, etc). He has no "fat burning" supps in him at the moment. He was called into the clinic because he was getting hot flashes and has had blood work done to look at thyroid function. What are the odds that they will find something related to the AAS he's taking? Also, what are his confidentiality rights if he is a minor. Please don't flame because he's 17; I tried as hard as I could to push him away from using this early, but in the end, there was nothing I could do about it except teach him about PCT after he already started.

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[MANWHORE]

I'd kick my little brothers ass and if that didn't work i'd tell my father to kick his ass but most likely my ass kicking would do it ... you know who's to blame for his AAS use don't you ??? Yeah he probably saw YOU with it and desided if it's good for his older brother than it's good for him. .. I say he's your responsibility and YOU should have a long talk with him. .. where would he get the stuff anyway and YES i say they deffinitaly find out he's using AAS

[distributor]

No, he had no idea I even knew anything about it, but he trusts me, so he approached me about it. I've done two cycles and both of them were 2000 miles away from him with no contact. So... I guess I'm trying to say... blow me.

[roadkill]

MANWHORE spoke from the heart with concern for your brother....your reply would get you banned if it were up to me.

[Glaim]

Originally Posted by distributor

My younger brother, despite my advice not to, is on a cycle of Test Cyp, Equipoise, and Winstrol (also anti-Es, multi-vitamins, etc). He has no "fat burning" supps in him at the moment. He was called into the clinic because he was getting hot flashes and has had blood work done to look at thyroid function. What are the odds that they will find something related to the AAS he's taking? Also, what are his confidentiality rights if he is a minor. Please don't flame because he's 17; I tried as hard as I could to push him away from using this early, but in the end, there was nothing I could do about it except teach him about PCT after he already started.

Distributor

It depends....if his liver enzymes, hematocrit, cholesterol, etc. are out of whack it may raise suspicion. At 17 I believe he is still entitled to doctor-patient confidentiality, but I could be wrong.