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09-27-2011, 06:08 PM #1Registered User
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Blood work question
Hi, was wondering if anyone could help me out. I'm planning on getting my bloodwork done. And I took activate xtreme and triazole for a week or so. I stopped taking the AX because it was making me depressed and kept on taking the triazole. I started to get sensitive nips on both so I decided to just take the triazole and it's 95% gone. So here's my question if I'm getting blood work done how long should I be off triazole or do I need to stop taking it at all when I get my bloods done? I just don't want it to affect my results negatively or positively. Thanks in advance I really appreciate all the help I get at this site!
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Just go get the blood work done and be honest with your doc
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