Blood Test Results. Advice needed!

[Toogood]

no idea bro.. i honestly have researched those values much cause I have never had those problems.. this doctor of yours needs to get her head out of her ass and answer these questions otherwise its pointless wasting money to go see her.

I completely agree Steve. I have been talking to all professors at school and they have pretty much said that they can be really elevated because of the prep I just got done with too. But I'm going to go back and get them done again just to see what's up and go from there.
I appreciate all the advice and feedback though!

 

[snipeout]

Having been in the same boat as you, I can say disregard your doctor on your ALT. These are bad indicators of liver issues. Skeletal muscle damage(weight lifting) will skew the results. Sometimes extremely. I had an ALT reading in the 900's after a day where I went to the gym and did a leg work out, followed by 30 minutes cardio and a night of 5 eight minutes grappling matches. After not training for a week and retaking the results my ALT was in range again. Now I do not even go to the gym with in 3 days of a blood test.

 

[Toogood]

Having been in the same boat as you, I can say disregard your doctor on your ALT. These are bad indicators of liver issues. Skeletal muscle damage(weight lifting) will skew the results. Sometimes extremely. I had an ALT reading in the 900's after a day where I went to the gym and did a leg work out, followed by 30 minutes cardio and a night of 5 eight minutes grappling matches. After not training for a week and retaking the results my ALT was in range again. Now I do not even go to the gym with in 3 days of a blood test.

Well I'll be damn... If mine was in the 900's I would fall through the floor lol.
That's very reassuring then no doubt. I had a hella intense quad workout then went and got my bloods the next day. So that should explain it hands down.

Fuck it, I'm about to start my cycle this week hopefully! Lol.

 

[Hen0152]

Just wanted to chime in, I got my blood results back and they showed elevated alt at 115! I haven't been to the doctor yet but I'm sure she's gonna flip and send me for further liver tests. So I've been researching and found that weight lifting can and will affect these numbers. So basically before I got the test I had ramped up my workout routine doing way more cardio than usual as well as hitting the weights harder. They also say to look at other liver indicators such at bilirubin and ggt which were both very normal. I'm sure that's what the cause of this was.

 

[Shrine1]

This is good information to know. Those levels were off for me too at one point.. not working out 3 days before is a great idea

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