What kind of testing can you do to test for steroids?
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Blood tests or hair strand tests
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I had a few: \n 1) hormone tests - blood tests.\n2) Dilation and curetage D & C\n3) Hystersalpingogram - check the uterus and tubes.\n\nAlso a surgery for endometriosis to check on it's severity.
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What are they testing for?
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Vitamin S aka steroids.
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Steroids are used to reduce inflammation by reducing the response  of the immune system. An example might be treatment to lessen an allergic reaction or response to poison ivy. Steroids are frequently used in the process of treating auto-immune diseases, such as Rheumatoid Arthritis, Crohn's Disease, and Multiple Sclerosis. These are diseases that cause the immune system to react against ones own body, as it would against any infection or foreign body, thereby causing destruction of various tissues. In short, steroids are used to decrease the body's defense mechanisms. Incidentally, this can mean one may be more prone to infections as a side effect.\nI suggest looking on-line for more info about steriods. There are many sites offering good professional info.
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The best is to not do steroids at all. The real way to get what you desire is to hit the weight room and do the work.
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Danger!\n\nAnabolic steroids are illegal in the USA ... for a good reason too!!! Do u like South Park??? They did a funny and true show about steroids.  \n\nSure they do increase the testosterone while you take it and give you an opportunity to lift more weights ... but the long term effects <in 6 months after use> they destroy you.  First, your male genitals shrink!!! Yes, they do ... Second, the testosterone will eventually overproduce, causing a testosterone blockage, thereby increasing estrogen <women hormone's> then you'll cry like a baby ... eventually, you'll get man t i t s ... then when you're in you're forties, you'll suffer from heart attacks!!!\n\nSee a doctor for real ways to get muscle!!!
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with or without steroids???????????
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Blood, urine, heart, medical past interview, hemorrhoid check, drug test, males get the turn your head and cough test, females get a pelvic exam, they check for scoliosis, the rest is like a normal physical, depending on your job they will check to see how much weight you can lift.  That's pretty much it.
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Not really.  At the gym, guys get steroids from overseas all the time.
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they are not really testing for testosterone.  They are checking for some of the other chemicals and ingrediants that are foreign to most bodies.  They have done lots of things over the past 2 decades to really do a good job of knowing what they are looking for.
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Get a test and prove it.
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Instead of using steroids...Why dont you try d-bols? They are very safe without side effects. They are very powerful and you will see results quickly. Look at all of your other options before you go that route.
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Yes you can take blood tests. You may have to get a referal from your regular doctor, but you should see a allergist. They take little samples of lots of foods and other things and prick it into your arms (both arms) and which evers gets swollen and itchy after 10-15 minutes, you are allergic to. It is very cool, i have gotten it down twice.
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Well there are some things you can do to take you game to the next level like take sonme kind of growth hormones or steroids but i don't recommend them but you are seriuos about taking your game to the next level then take them.  But you might want to stay off of them for about three weeks before a drug test.
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If the proper "stack" is used and you don't over do it in the gym steroids are pretty safe and give great results. Its the things you hear about "juicers" that give steroid's a bad name. Just remember to do the research and find out what you want from the drug. i.e. more endurance, more muscle mass, or just get stronger. Don't jump into it without knowing what your getting into. Also, its addicting because of the fast gains you will see. \n\nHope this helpes:\n\nAnabolic steroids (AS) are effective in enhancing athletic performance. The trade off, however, is the occurrence of adverse side effects which can jeopardize health. Since AS have effects on several organ systems, a myriad of side effects can be found. In general, the orally administered AS have more adverse effects than parenterally administered AS. In addition, the type of AS is not only important for the advantageous effects, but also for the adverse effects. Especially the AS containing a 17-alkyl group have potentially more adverse affects, in particular to the liver. One of the problems with athletes, in particular strength athletes and bodybuilders, is the use of oral and parenteral AS at the same time ("stacking"), and in dosages which may be several (up to 40 times) the recommended therapeutical dosage. The frequency and severity of side effects is quite variable. It depends on several factors such as type of drug, dosage, duration of use and the individual sensitivity and response.\n\nLiver Function\n\nAS may exert a profound adverse effect on the liver. This is particularly true for orally administered AS. The parenterally administered AS seem to have less serious effects on the liver. Testosterone cypionate, testosterone enanthate and other injectable anabolic steroids seem to have little adverse effects on the liver. However, lesions of the liver have been reported after parenteral nortestosterone administration, and also occasionally after injection of testosterone esters. The influence of AS on liver function has been studied extensively. The majority of the studies involve hospitalized patients who are treated for prolonged periods for various diseases, such as anemia, renal insufficiency, impotence, and dysfunction of the pituitary gland. In clinical trials, treatment with anabolic steroids resulted in a decreased hepatic excretory function. In addition, intra hepatic cholestasis, reflected by itch and jaundice, and hepatic peliosis were observed. Hepatic peliosis is a hemorrhagic cystic degeneration of the liver, which may lead to fibrosis and portal hypertension. Rupture of a cyst may lead to fatal bleeding.\n\nBenign (adenoma's) and malign tumors (hepatocellular carcinoma) have been reported. There are rather strong indications that tumors of the liver are caused when the anabolic steroids contain a 17-alpha-alkyl group. Usually, the tumors are benign adenoma's, that reverse after stopping with steroid administration. However, there are some indications that administration of anabolic steroids in athletes may lead to hepatic carcinoma. Often these abnormalities remain asymptomatic, since peliosis hepatis and liver tumors do not always result in abnormalities in the blood variables that are generally used to measure liver function.\n\nAS use is often associated with an increase in plasma activity of liver enzymes such as aspartate aminotransferase (AST), alanine aminotransferase (ALT), alkaline phosphatase (AP), lactate dehydrogenase (LDH), and gamma glutamyl transpeptidase (GGT). These enzymes are present in hepatocytes in relatively high concentrations, and an increase in plasma levels of these enzymes reflect hepatocellular damage or at least increased permeability of the hepatocellular membrane.\n\nIn longitudinal studies of athletes treated with anabolic steroids, contradictory results were obtained on the plasma activity of liver enzymes (AST, AST, LDH, GGT, AP). In some studies, enzymes were i
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You should have your cortisol, blood sugar and insulin levels checked also.