Blood results

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Hemoglobin 151
Hematocrit 0.458
WBC count 4.9
RBC count 4.95
MCV 92.4
MCH 30.5
MCHC 330
RDW 14.2
Platelet Count 288
Neutros 3.2
Mono 0.4
EOS 0.1
BASO 0.0


Chemisrty

creatinine 111
total Bilirubin 11.0
ALK PHOS 84
AST 26


RIA

TSH 2.51
T4 free 14.5
FSH-serum 8.0
Testostorone 17.0

Free test. 37.8
Prolactin 6.7



I havnt spoke with the doctor yet he was bussy, so I got a copy. Most are in the middle of the range. Any input would be good. Its my first blood test like this. I will get another at the end of my cycle.

[bigjim33]

i'll bump it up for you

[jipped genes]

your test level is over twice mine before this cycle tells me i dont recover well.

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Originally posted by jipped genes
your test level is over twice mine before this cycle tells me i dont recover well.

i was only running 500 mg/ test susts. /week. 500 mg fina /week. Only clomid and nolva for recovery. Thanks for the bump BJim.

[Morgan]

You sure that creatine count is right?

I'm not on cycle, but I have a 1.0 in the chemistry section with a range of 7-25 mg/dl

Hows' the cholesterol?

And your free test is in the range (28 to 1110) for boys 13-17 years old!

Mine was 11.3

TSH for me was 6.75 and the range is 5.90-16.00 mmol/L

Otherwise it looks okay, as you said a lot of this seems to be in the middle of the listed ranges.

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Originally posted by Morgan
You sure that creatine count is right?

I'm not on cycle, but I have a 1.0 in the chemistry section with a range of 7-25 mg/dl

Hows' the cholesterol?

And your free test is in the range (28 to 1110) for boys 13-17 years old!

Mine was 11.3

TSH for me was 6.75 and the range is 5.90-16.00 mmol/L

Otherwise it looks okay, as you said a lot of this seems to be in the middle of the listed ranges.

Ref. Range

creatinine 111 60-127

Free test 37.8 19-94

adults 6 - 30
pre-pubertal 1.0

This is what the sheet says. The range they give beside my results doesnt match what the recomende range is for adults. Shit I dont know. I'll ask the doc.

[Morgan]

Only thing I can think of is a difference in what the lab is using for baseline testing reference. I'm in the chemical business and there are a number of ways to measure things, the results are mostly the same in terms of what's measured and how, just there are some differences in the way the measurements are expressed (number ranges for example).

Your results don't look way out of line according to the ranges that were listed.

Definitely ask the doc to go over it with you. Aslo, if you're around thirty-five, see about getting you PSA level checked.