"What are the signs to tell if someone has used steroids or has a natural body?"

Steroid users may have rapid muscle gains, but this alone is not a definitive sign of steroid use.

Pronounced deltoids, excessive vascularity, and a specific look to the muscles are possible signs of steroid use.

Steroid use can result in acne, balding, and skin flushing due to increased body temperature.

Steroid use can cause changes in cholesterol levels, leading to hypertension.

Bloating is a common side effect of anabolic steroid use.

A low or weak voice can be a sign of long-term steroid use in women.

Gynecomastia (enlarged breasts) in men can be a sign of steroid use.

Rapid weight gain in the belly, face, and back of the neck can be a sign of steroid use.

Increased body hair growth in women can be a sign of steroid use.

High blood sugar and problems with the eyes can be signs of steroid use.

A blood test is the only definitive way to determine if someone has taken steroids.

Steroid use can result in various side effects, including reduced sperm count, infertility, and increased risk of prostate cancer in men.

Anabolic steroids can cause LDL cholesterol levels to rise and HDL levels to plummet.

Several signs together may increase the likelihood that someone is using steroids, but a medical professional should be consulted for an accurate diagnosis.