Oh no, the only time something like that would be reported would be to the person or company/agency requesting the test. It wouldn't automatically be given to the authorities or anything like that. That would be a direct violation of Doctor/Patient confidentiality. But, if they did or do a blood test they can find out that way just as easily, I think it's just less expensive and time consuming to do a urine analysis.

I wish you could just ask him bluntly if this was the issue at hand, but it sounds like he's very defensive right now. I wish you the best of luck with this, you have some real tough choices to make. It's hard being a parent sometimes isn't it?

Best of luck,
bp

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