I worked in the field for a decade and I assure you that telling your Doctor the truth is playing Russian Roulette. They will put remarks in your permanent file if you admit to AAS use, just as they do with REC's. I've seen it many times.
And if any other doctors see that file, the chances are they will as well. I would say 90% of doctors will mistreat you if they have that info in front of them. The odds are not in your favor. Trust me on this.
Never ever tell the doctor what you have done or are doing, unless of course it's something like an emergency and you are at the ER, dying bc you took too much DNP. That's different. Never admit to AAS use.
I had a very cool primary doctor once that ran some labs and he had to be like 80. He was like, look, " I need you to lower your dose of Creatine" bc your liver levels are off, and some other values. He was cool as hell. So just for him I did reduce it and come back and retest, and he was pleased.
He very clearly knew the deal and was awesome about it. He retired. Every Doctor I have had since then (except for mine now) was garbage. I went in one time with a 37 nano reading ( I made happen ) and she was like, well, there's nothing I can do for you, even though you are not in range,this is a healthy number for a male your age. LOL.
Doctors and HRT are the worst.