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Blood Work Results.. any insight?
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KIAN
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WBC COUNT 7.41 fine
RBC COUNT 6.00 slightly raised
HEMAGLOBIN 18.2 slightly raised
HEMATOCRIT 53.8 slightly raised
MCV 89.7 fine
MCH 30.3 fine
MCHC 33.8 fine
RDW 13.6 fine
PLATELET COUNT 208 fine
NEUTROPHILS 79.0 elevated
LYMPHOCYTES 14.5 low
MONOCYTES 5.7 slightly raised
EOSINOPHILS .6 fine
BASOPHILS .2 fine
NEUtrophil No. 5.86
LYMPHOCYTE No. 1.07
MONOCYTE No. .42
EOSINOPHIL No. 0.041
BASOPHIL No. 0.012
GLUCOSE 84 fine
BUN 24 fine
CREATININE 1.3 fine
SODIUM 140 fine
POTASSIUM 4.6 fine
CHLORIDE 106 fine
CO2 29 fine
ANION GAP w/ K+ 9.6 fine
CALCIUM 9.5 fine
TOTAL BILIRUBIN .5 fine
TOTAL PROTEIN 7.0 fine
ALBUMIN 4.4 fine
ALK.PHOS. 78 fine
AST 26 fine
ALT 64 very high
CHOLESTEROL 123 fine
TRIGLYCERIDE 108 fine
HDL CHOLESTEROL 33 slightly low
LDL CHOLESTEROL 68 fine
% FREE TEST 3.4%
FREE TEST 14.1 fine
TOTAL TEST 416 fine
Your red blood cell count and associated hemaglobin and hematocrit levels are out of range by a few points but this shouldn't be a problem. (where I have used 'slightly raised' or 'slightly low' means that your values are just falling out of range by one or two points and so shouldn't pose a problem). Your neotrophil count is elevated which could be a sign of an active infection. All ectrolyte values are fine. Your ALT levels are very high which could be a sign of liver damage, kidney infection, alcoholism, chemical exposure, heart problems or other conditions. Your other renal values are showing fine so any link to your kidneys can likely be ruled out. You can rule out the alcohol too from what you have mentioned. All your lipid values are fine.
So the only thing which stands out is your ALT levels. Normally this value is quite low. When you suffer damage to the liver, ALT levels will slowly increase in the blood stream before you will start experiencing other symptoms.
Best advice is to consult back with your physician and discuss your reslts in detail and see if a further ALT test is required.
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KP--Fitness Basics
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RBC COUNT 6.00 slightly raised
HEMAGLOBIN 18.2 slightly raised
HEMATOCRIT 53.8 slightly raised
MCV 89.7 fine
MCH 30.3 fine
MCHC 33.8 fine
RDW 13.6 fine
PLATELET COUNT 208 fine
NEUTROPHILS 79.0 elevated
LYMPHOCYTES 14.5 low
MONOCYTES 5.7 slightly raised
EOSINOPHILS .6 fine
BASOPHILS .2 fine
NEUtrophil No. 5.86
LYMPHOCYTE No. 1.07
MONOCYTE No. .42
EOSINOPHIL No. 0.041
BASOPHIL No. 0.012
GLUCOSE 84 fine
BUN 24 fine
CREATININE 1.3 fine
SODIUM 140 fine
POTASSIUM 4.6 fine
CHLORIDE 106 fine
CO2 29 fine
ANION GAP w/ K+ 9.6 fine
CALCIUM 9.5 fine
TOTAL BILIRUBIN .5 fine
TOTAL PROTEIN 7.0 fine
ALBUMIN 4.4 fine
ALK.PHOS. 78 fine
AST 26 fine
ALT 64 very high
CHOLESTEROL 123 fine
TRIGLYCERIDE 108 fine
HDL CHOLESTEROL 33 slightly low
LDL CHOLESTEROL 68 fine
% FREE TEST 3.4%
FREE TEST 14.1 fine
TOTAL TEST 416 fine
Your red blood cell count and associated hemaglobin and hematocrit levels are out of range by a few points but this shouldn't be a problem. (where I have used 'slightly raised' or 'slightly low' means that your values are just falling out of range by one or two points and so shouldn't pose a problem). Your neotrophil count is elevated which could be a sign of an active infection. All ectrolyte values are fine. Your ALT levels are very high which could be a sign of liver damage, kidney infection, alcoholism, chemical exposure, heart problems or other conditions. Your other renal values are showing fine so any link to your kidneys can likely be ruled out. You can rule out the alcohol too from what you have mentioned. All your lipid values are fine.
So the only thing which stands out is your ALT levels. Normally this value is quite low. When you suffer damage to the liver, ALT levels will slowly increase in the blood stream before you will start experiencing other symptoms.
Best advice is to consult back with your physician and discuss your reslts in detail and see if a further ALT test is required.
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KP--Fitness Basics
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KIAN said:
This is an excellent analysis.
If you did some orals, your ALT will be higher and will come down over 3-6 months. No orals for 6 months, pls.
Your cholesterol is outstanding.
Your test is mid-range and needs to be higher... more like 750.
I do not see PSA for prostate. Hopefully you are in the 1.0's. Always get this.
I do not see DHT. High in this (over 700) is trouble.
And I do not see esto. This could be your trouble maker.
If I over train, I get no desire payback.
Add a rest day or cut some sets.
All in all ... you are healthy. Just need a small tweeking or some hot romance.
Hello friend
In answer at your PM
when analyzing your blood exam
I observe some things:
Is your hemoglobin level high, do you smoke?
Your creatinina level this in the limit, compared with the level of potassium that is a little high (Value normal of 3,5 at 4,5) maybe you were a little dehydrated to the moment of the exam, but it watches over your arterial pressure and get more water.
The ALT (Transaminasa liverwort) this a little high, maybe recently you had a Viral sindrome, confirm me this fact and send me answer in a PM, I don't usually enter in this forum.
The levels of HDL and LDL cholesterol are normal, in a minor range of the normal so don't worry about the matter, a recommendation to improve the cholesterol is that you take linen oil (CLA) it improves the proportion of acids fatty omega 3 and 6 and the levels of cholesterol HDL
I´m coincid with Ceo, make you a hormonal profile that includes Estradiol, progesteron, prolactin, T3, T4 and TSH
Greetings
In answer at your PM
when analyzing your blood exam
I observe some things:
Is your hemoglobin level high, do you smoke?
Your creatinina level this in the limit, compared with the level of potassium that is a little high (Value normal of 3,5 at 4,5) maybe you were a little dehydrated to the moment of the exam, but it watches over your arterial pressure and get more water.
The ALT (Transaminasa liverwort) this a little high, maybe recently you had a Viral sindrome, confirm me this fact and send me answer in a PM, I don't usually enter in this forum.
The levels of HDL and LDL cholesterol are normal, in a minor range of the normal so don't worry about the matter, a recommendation to improve the cholesterol is that you take linen oil (CLA) it improves the proportion of acids fatty omega 3 and 6 and the levels of cholesterol HDL
I´m coincid with Ceo, make you a hormonal profile that includes Estradiol, progesteron, prolactin, T3, T4 and TSH
Greetings
slat1
New member
I have an appointment to discuss what I learned above with my Dr.
I am going to let him know that I am concerned about the ALT levels as mentioned above. I plan on explaining to him as it was explained to me that it could be the cause of my lack of a sex drive.
I will tell him I was told to get my Prolactin, FSH, LH, TSH, Total t3, Free t4 and estradiol checked as recomended above.
I really need a new primary care physician!
I am going to let him know that I am concerned about the ALT levels as mentioned above. I plan on explaining to him as it was explained to me that it could be the cause of my lack of a sex drive.
I will tell him I was told to get my Prolactin, FSH, LH, TSH, Total t3, Free t4 and estradiol checked as recomended above.
I really need a new primary care physician!
My first inclination is that there is an elevated estrogen level. You're going about the right path by going back and requesting those tests. Remember, he works for you. You can request tests and have the right to have them done. Medicine is so much guesswork anyway. Let us know what you find out!
good luck friend
possibly its the high levels of estrogen in your blood, let us wait those results to reach future conclusions
in your PM
you tell me that you had a virosis or an allergy, that explains some alterations in the transaminasas in your test.
the high hemoglobin levels, are probably because of the use previous of roids.
and the alterations of electrolytes agree with the dehydration that you had for the moment of the exam.... for these things, you should be calm
lets wait the hormonal studies and you warn us
a hug
PLEASE: Sorry for my bad English
possibly its the high levels of estrogen in your blood, let us wait those results to reach future conclusions
in your PM
you tell me that you had a virosis or an allergy, that explains some alterations in the transaminasas in your test.
the high hemoglobin levels, are probably because of the use previous of roids.
and the alterations of electrolytes agree with the dehydration that you had for the moment of the exam.... for these things, you should be calm
lets wait the hormonal studies and you warn us
a hug
PLEASE: Sorry for my bad English
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