PHYSICAL EXERCISE
The physical activity status of the subject has a great influence on the results.
Physical activity can have both transient and long-term effects on various homeostasis parameters. Transient changes include an initial decrease and then an increase in blood free fatty acid concentration, a 180% increase in ammonia concentration and a 300% increase in lactate concentration, and an increase in creatine kinase, ACT, and LDH activity. Physical exercise affects hemostasis indicators: activate blood coagulation and functional activity of platelets. Changes in these indicators are associated with metabolic activation and they usually return to the initial (pre-exercise) values soon after cessation of physical activity. However, the activity of some enzymes (aldolase, CK, ACT, LDH) may remain elevated for 24 h after one hour of intense exercise. Prolonged exercise increases blood concentrations of sex hormones, including testosterone, androstenedione, and luteinizing hormone (LH).
Prolonged strict bed rest and restriction of physical activity increases urinary excretion of norepinephrine, calcium, chlorine, phosphate, ammonia, serum alkaline phosphatase activity.
I don't need to go to a doctor in my country, I just decide that I need to take tests, I go to give blood, pay and get the result in the evening.
I do not write training, so now a week of rest, after the tests, I will reorganize the training schedule and then I will write.