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I'm currently getting a blood test for allergies, will they also test for drugs, what should i do?
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Don't worry: It would be very illegal and unethical to test you for street drugs without your consent, unless you were seriously sick and we had reason to think that knowing what drugs were in you would save your life.
Answered 12/9/2013
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