Should I tell my doctor I took research chemicals?

[emkee_reinvented]

Whether or not the OP wishes to share the info with a dr. or such.

Keep in the back of your mind medical info is going back and forth, basically from your manager, government/ municipal official's, work study practitioners and lots of others not allowed to look into your medical files.

At least that is over here.

 

[xxsicknessxx]

Honesty is the best policy.

HOWEVER depending on their Dr. it may not be the most conducive (say goodbye to any prescribed painkillers, benzos, etc) But given from OPs post it sounds like they have existing health issues that should for sure be top priority. When you say you've been doing RCs, @xxsicknessxx , ate you comfortable going into more detail? From what I gathered you've been using, or at least thought you were using, MDPV, which is nasty stuff. Also pretty rare nowadays so there's a better chance it was a different RC of the Cathinone family

I ordered mdpv from a awesome American company for what feels like forever. I worked 5 days a week as a waiter and I also got xanex, ativan, 2ci, ghb, I got norcos from the doctor but amazing as it sound everything else was bought online, my friend in crime was super smart I just was along for the ride. All I can say is I didn't go broke doing this like I did with meth later in life it was a very affordable drug habit until congress passed that emergency bill to ban it. I used to get drug tested for court and they never got me. But I did lots I was 51 / 50 a lot, I spent lots of time in mental hospitals and rehabs and a little jail. I've been sober for over a year my doctor thinks my bladder damage, and nerve damage is from meth so I wonder if she would have anything to say about mdpv. I would of killed for more mdpv, but I really got addicted to it, I was so sad when I couldn't get more and as much as I enjoy meth or I mean at much as I enjoyed it no way was it worth having to pee six times a hour, or the fact that I can't feel my toes and it's difficult to walk now. I manage but I'm also lucky that my parents felt bad for me after the truck hit me 4 years ago and let me move in I'm also lucky I quit all drugs a year ago newscasts my heart stopped. But I audio should note I have like four important doctor visits coming up that might explain everything. My white blood counts dropping, is very low in still anemic after getting iron ivs every week for two months, and worst then anything I really feel like my mind has started to slip a little. Sadly my parents are not rich, I got a little cash for the accident and once that's gone I'm scared of my future. I could of been confident that I could live on the streets of things went South. I wonder if I share to much but good news my pain doctor gave me phentermine to help me get back in shape and I've lost over ten pounds in healthy weight which is important because I used to be 455 and my weight is a serious thing to me and I walk a half hour every day with a day off once a week now. So I'm trying. This white blood count scares me even though I just got a hiv test and I didn't have it my doctor order another one for me (in about to break my phone, dammit spell my words better ahhh) but I did get a bunch blood transfusions recently and I wonder about the iron I got also, I'll update this Monday after I get to ask my doctor why she wants me to take another hiv test. I really hope I don't have it. All this waiting for doctors and appointments is really starting to get too me.

The real thing I don't get is none of my bad habits have got worse, everything's improved but my blood tests are not good. Oh yea my thyroid wack right now, it's high. So this has all happened in the last six months, maybe a year. Oh well on a couple weeks I'll ll know.

 

[20PrivacyIsOurRight21]

Yes tell him.

 

[Keif' Richards]

This is a tricky question. You have to understand that the stigma against addiction is real. You can permanently mark yourself as someone not worthy of equal treatment. In the name of pure science and the Hippocratic Oath, you should be completely honest with your Doctor, vice versa and they should treat you as if Drug Addiction is just another symptom or illness. This is often not how it works though, that is the problem. If you're talking about addiction as if it is an illness, you would call it an illness that's pretty resistant to available treatments. I think "career-minded" individuals would rather crank out larger numbers of more-easily-solved cases. This is all just opinion, just know that this could follow you for life.

 

[Tronica]

Sorry to hear about your experience. It's tough - ideally you should tell your doctor, but as others have mentioned, there are risks.
I also wanted to mention that we have a research project going on at the moment that is offering free analytical testing of novel substances. So if you still have some of the RC and want to understand better what is in it, see if these people can help you.

 

[emkee_reinvented]

I’d reserve ibogaine til ur 50 or so. 99.9% of the doctors you talk to are dum doctors.

And none of them, with the occasional exception, works according to the rules.

Your medical info could go anywhere.

 

[Gaffy]

They'll treat you in the same way they would treat cocaine or heroin addiction, most probably not a good idea

 

[MyBodyMyMindOurUniverse]

Sorry to hear about your experience. It's tough - ideally you should tell your doctor, but as others have mentioned, there are risks.
I also wanted to mention that we have a research project going on at the moment that is offering free analytical testing of novel substances. So if you still have some of the RC and want to understand better what is in it, see if these people can help you.

Really nice, I thought/assumed they stopped taking participants

 

[trogere]

It's just my ths thyroid is high, my white blood counts are low im trying to recover from anemia also my protein is low and my calcium now I don't absorb 90 percent of fat and 40 percent of protein but I eat more then enough of the kind of diet I should have to cover me but it's not. I also pee about 20-30 times a day and I pee a lot but my sodium is fine and bladder, kidneys. I have a upcoming doctor appointment to repair apoloc on my colon that could the cause of my blood loss. My white blood counts very low in looking at the test right now and I want to tell my doctor that for at long as it s legal I ordered mainly mdpv but other drugs also but my mom thinks they might change they're opinion on me too know I ordered drugs. I'm kind of to truthful, if you read my posts I kinda tell you everything but I was on a nursing home for six months I spent six months in the hospital in the last four years so I lost a lot of muscle. The scary thing is I was 455 so I've lost over 255 pounds as a result I had a certain amount of strength from that even with the weight loss. I worked as a waiter for five years working 7 days a week. But anyways to my point I saw a drugs Inc. About research chemicals and it talked about how I might been getting something other then mdpv and it wouldn't shock me. I even asked for samples of chemicals when I was broke (again this is before they made it illegal) I this was before they could even drug test for it but I just wonder if my doctor or the blood doctor in going to see soon needs to know this so they can check my brain for damage. Thing is 3 years ago Truck hit me crossing the street and then when I didn't quit meth my heart failed and I had to be zapped plus I had to recover, learn to walk again. I was really bad for awhile. So clearly some of my problems are my fault but really if I don't tell them I did massive amounts of mdpv and stayed up for weeks sometimes over and over literly until it was banned and I couldn't get anymore mdpv how can I know I don't have brain cancer or something from it. All I know is yesteryear my doctor didn't explain anything to me and kinda pushed me out saying I need a specialist that she had no clue. So I feel really bad about this oh one last thing I tested positive for auto immune disorder but this all happened in like six months. The white blood count being low terrifies me i always wear a mask even at home because I worry I won't last if I get covid. Please advise. I should tell my doctor I mean isn't that like lying to not tell her? I wouldn't want to lose the drugs she gives me she's a pain management doctor so I get pain pills and diet pills from her and I want to keep getting them. I should note that these blood tests hint at mental problems that could go along with it so I might not be myself quite literly. I feel kinda like I smoked weed but I don't smoke during the day anymore but I feel like spaced out and have issues keeping thoughts clear on my head. It's frustrating.

Out of curiosity, do you have dental amalgam (grey fillings) in your mouth? I had problems with low testosterone, anormal red and white cell counts, fatigue, chronic pain, loss of weight, ... I saw many specialists and no one had answers for me. Finally found out from alternative sources that the grey fillings were the source of my problems. I got them safely removed, and I'm following a detox protocol explained in that book: https://www.amazon.ca/-/fr/Rebecca-Rust-Andrew-Hall-Cutler/dp/0967616840 After one year of detox I feel so much better
All the people I know with a diagnosis of fibromyalgia have their mouth full of grey amalgams.