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Do doctors check for drugs in a standardized urine test?
Here's the deal.
Over the weekend a few of my friends pressured me into smoking a bowl of weed. I got pretty high (not my first time being pressured). In 5 days, I have my annual check-up and I'm a minor living in WA state. I am worried that I will have to undergo a standard urine sample test as I remember undergoing a few years ago. What will the doctor(s) be looking for?
If they're find marijuana in my urine I plan on coming clean and telling them what happened.
3 Answers
- 9 years agoFavorite Answer
You don't have to worry about it. Normal urine tests are just testing for UTI. They are not testing for drugs so they will not notice that you have THC (from the weed) in your system.
Source(s): Same thing happened to me before so I looked all over the Internet lol! I got off fine too. - 9 years ago
It depends what kind of machinery they use to analyze the urine. If they have a new machine, they will most likely see the drugs in your system. A little bit of weed, can stay in your system for about a month. And that is if you only take like one puff. If they have a machine from 2006 they most likely will NOT find any drugs in your system. Doctors most likely look for different hormone levels in urine. Drugs and alcohol cause hormone levels to rise 90% of the time. So I hope nothin harsh goes down!
Source(s): PAST MISTAKES - kapsnerLv 44 years ago
till your surgeon fairly ordered a drug exhibit screen try they gained't be searching for drugs. That That try isn't accomplished routinely once you pass in considering you're having abdomen discomfort. they're seeking to work out in case you have a urinary an infection while they take a specimen to rule that out. They in all likelihood additionally drew blood to envision your white blood count type to work out in case you do have a an infection different then on your urinary tract. in addition they checked your hemoglobin and checked your electrolytes to make constructive all of that's ok. Hoping that they did no longer discover something heavily incorrect. stable success, .
