When doctors do blood work they see THC and alcohol in your blood?

Typically, a standard blood test does not screen for the presence of THC or alcohol in the bloodstream. These substances are usually detected through specific toxicology screenings or tests that target the detection of drugs or alcohol.

A standard blood test commonly includes a panel of tests that assess various health-related parameters, such as blood cell counts, electrolyte levels, liver function tests, kidney function tests, glucose levels, and cholesterol levels. The specific tests included in a standard blood test may vary based on the individual's medical history, symptoms, and the doctor's recommendations.

If a doctor suspects drug or alcohol use or if it is relevant to the medical evaluation, they may order specific toxicology tests to detect the presence of THC or alcohol. These tests can provide information about the concentration of these substances in the blood at the time of the test.

It's important to note that the detection window for THC and alcohol in the blood can vary depending on factors such as the amount consumed, metabolism, and the sensitivity of the testing method.