First Blood work

[Philthethrill]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_SubHeader_Column, colspan: 6"]Hematology[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]WBC[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]7.8[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]4.0 - 11.0[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]x E9/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]RBC[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]5.41[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]4.50 - 6.00[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]x E12/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Hemoglobin[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]162[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]135 - 175[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]g/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Hematocrit[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]0.49[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]0.400 - 0.500[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]L/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]MCV[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]90[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]80 - 100[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]fL[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]MCH[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]29.9[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]27.5 - 33.0[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]pg[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]MCHC[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]333[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]305 - 360[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]g/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Platelets[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]263[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]150 - 400[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]x E9/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]RDW[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]14.4[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]11.5 - 14.5[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]%[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 6"]Differential[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Neutrophils[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]3.5[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]2.0 - 7.5[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]x E9/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Lymphocytes[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]3.3[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]1.0 - 3.5[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]x E9/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Monocytes[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]0.7[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]0.2 - 1.0[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]x E9/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Eosinophils[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]0.3[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]0.0 - 0.5[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]x E9/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Basophils[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]0.0[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]0.0 - 0.2[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]x E9/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 4"]Please note changes to PEDIATRIC CBC reference ranges as of June 15, 2015.[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_SubHeader_Column, colspan: 6"]Urinalysis[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 6"]Urinalysis Chemical[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Collection Date[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 3"]24-SEP-2015[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Collection Time[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 3"]15:56[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Colour[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]YELLOW[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]NONE/YELLOW[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"][/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Appearance[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]CLEAR[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]CLEAR[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"][/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Specific Gravity[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]1.025[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]1.001 - 1.030[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"][/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]pH[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]5.0[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]5.0 - 8.0[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"][/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Protein[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]NEGATIVE[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]NEGATIVE[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]g/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Glucose[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]NEGATIVE[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]NEGATIVE[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]mmol/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Ketones[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"]HI[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]0.5[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]NEGATIVE[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]mmol/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Erythrocytes[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]NEGATIVE[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]NEGATIVE[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]mg/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Nitrite[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]NEGATIVE[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]NEGATIVE[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"][/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Leukocyte Esterase[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]NEGATIVE[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]NEGATIVE[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]WBC/uL[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 4"]Please note change in methodology and reporting for urinalysis: chemical.[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_SubHeader_Column, colspan: 6"]General Chemistry[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Hemoglobin A1C/Total Hemoglobin[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]5.1[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]<6.0[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]%[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 4"]Note: Change to reporting units and interpretation. For more information, go to CDA 2013 Guidelines: ------------------------------------------------- Screening and Diagnosis: <5.5 % Normal 5.5% - 5.9 % At risk 6.0% - 6.4 % Prediabetes >OR= 6.5 % Diabetes Mellitus If HbA1c >OR= 6.5 % and asymptomatic, confirm using Fasting Glucose, HbA1c or 75g OGTT. ------------------------------------------------- Monitoring: Target in adults without comorbidities. Other targets may be more appropriate in children, elderly and patients with comorbidities. ------------------------------------------------- Results may not accurately reflect mean blood glucose in patients with hemoglobin variants, disorders associated with abnormal erythrocyte turnover, severe renal and liver disorders.[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Sodium[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]139[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]135 - 147[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]mmol/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Potassium[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]4.1[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]3.5 - 5.5[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]mmol/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Creatinine[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]91[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]62 - 115[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]umol/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Glomerular Filtration Rate (eGFR)[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 3"]79[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 4"]An eGFR from 60-89 ml/min/1.73 m2 is consistent with mildly decreased kidney function. However, in the absence of other evidence of kidney disease, eGFR values in this range do not fulfill the KDIGO criteria for chronic kidney disease. Interpret results in concert with ACR measurement. For patients of African descent, the reported eGFR must be multiplied by 1.15. Effective May 4 2015, eGFR is calculated using the CKD-EPI 2009 equation. KDIGO 2012 guidelines highlight the importance of eGFR and urine albumin creatinine ratio (ACR) in screening, diagnosis and management of CKD. Results for eGFR should be interpreted in concert with ACR.[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Bilirubin Total[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]7[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]< 22[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]umol/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Alkaline Phosphatase[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]49[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]45 - 129[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]U/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Alanine Aminotransferase[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]39[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]12 - 49[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]U/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_SubHeader_Column, colspan: 6"]Lipids[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Hours After Meal[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]3[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]Hours[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Triglyceride[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]1.50[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]mmol/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Cholesterol[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]4.07[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]mmol/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]HDL Cholesterol[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]0.82[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]mmol/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Non HDL Cholesterol[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]3.25[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]mmol/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 4"]Non HDL-Cholesterol is calculated from Total Cholesterol and HDL-c and is not affected by the fasting status of the patient.[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]LDL Cholesterol[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]2.57[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]mmol/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 4"]LDL-C calculation is decreased if fasting < or = 10 hours. Consider the Non HDL-C value as an alternate lipid target if monitoring treatment in intermediate or high risk patients.[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Cholesterol/HDL Ratio[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 3"]5.0[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 4"]Cholesterol/HDL-C is not included in the 2012 CCS guideline as a lipid initiation or treatment target but is recognized as an indicator of high CVD risk at Cholesterol/HDL-C ratio >6.0[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Lipid Target Values[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 3"]Lipid Target Values should be based on patient 10 year CVD risk assessment. 2012 revised treatment goals include: High or Intermediate CVD risk ----------------------------------------------- Primary LDL-C < or = 2.0 mmol/L OR Tx target > or = 50% decrease in LDL-C Alternate Non HDL-C < or = 2.6 mmol/L OR Tx target ApoB < or = 0.8 g/L ----------------------------------------------- Low CVD risk ----------------------------------------------- Primary > or = 50% decrease in LDL-C Tx target[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_SubHeader_Column, colspan: 6"]Pituitary Function[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Follicle Stimulating Hormone [FSH][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"]LO[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]<^1[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]2 - 8[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]IU/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Luteinizing Hormone [LH][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"]LO[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]<^1[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]2 - 6[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]IU/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_SubHeader_Column, colspan: 6"]Tumour Markers[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Prostate Specific Antigen[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"]HI[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]4.9[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]< 4.0[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]ug/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 4"]Test repeated and results confirmed. Total PSA is assayed using Roche Cobas. Results should not be interpreted in isolation as absolute evidence of the presence or absence of malignant disease. All clinical and diagnostic information must be considered. Changes in serial levels may be misleading unless all Total PSA tests are performed by the same laboratory. To facilitate clinical diagnosis measurement of Free PSA is suggested in situations where the Total PSA concentration is between 4.0 and 10.0 ug/L.[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_SubHeader_Column, colspan: 6"]Reproductive and Gonadal[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Estradiol[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]146[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]< 150[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]pmol/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Testosterone[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"]HI[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]>^120.0[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]8.4 - 28.8[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column"]nmol/L[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 4"]Test repeated and results confirmed. Total Testosterone levels may not reflect the biologically-active testosterone when SHBG levels are abnormal.[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 2"]Testosterone Free[/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column_Right, align: right"][/TD] [TD="class: Tbl_Result_Item_Column, colspan: 3"]Unable to calculate Free Testosterone as Total Testosterone is >120.0 nmol/L, the upper limit of quantitation.[/TD]

[TD="class: Tbl_Result_SubHeader_Column, colspan: 6"]Fecal[/TD]

 

[CoastWatcher]

While we're glad you have joined Excelmale.com, and you present labwork with some significant issues, we can't possibly comment intelligently without some additional information.Your age, a bit of background on what caused you to seek medical advice in regard to hypogonadism, your current physical condition, and the TRT protocol you are following. Are you using anabolics regularly? What is your steroid history? As indicated, your labs certainly show areas of concern, but we need to learn more about you.

 

[Philthethrill]

I'm 59 & I am not on TRT protocol so I don't know that I can say what mistakes I have made I guess I'm an abuser I started with 6 week cycle of Dbol 25mg/day for 6 weeks I was to wimpy to do injections so I did orals which Dbol is suppose to help with oesteoperosis & I have been suffering all my life with rotator cuff issues since birth they pulled me out with forceps dislocating both shoulders & left me that way. So frustration & no help from doctors I turned to working out & supplementation. After Dbol cycle naturally I felt like crap. Doctor refused to do hormone blood work. So I suffered from mid Feb Till mid April When I started injecting 250mg test E 2x/week This made me feel great Then in mid june I added 250mg 1x/week Deca. For the first time in my life pain in shoulders subsided by mid July This was like a miracle for me Doctors were never able to do this through surgery or pain meds. I also was even more stupid as for july & august I added 50mg/day of anavar & 12.5mg aromasin daily. I never gained any weight or muscle or strength as you already know my rotators hold me back from heavy weights I try to eat clean but not really none the less I give my honest best effort in the gym every second day I find this worked best for old guy like me. So now that I seen this blood work I stopped Deca its been 9 days & pain is back with a vengance. I cut aromasin back to only 3x/week. Today I injected 125mg TestE. The Dbol also helped with shoulder problem. I know what I have done is wrong. So give me hell I deserve it. I suspect that my high Ketones could be a false positive as I take 3grams of vitamin C / day & C can cause false positive I'm not saying labs are wrong its just my 2cents. I have always had good blood pressure but no more since june I have been on Mavik 1mg/day & its never come down. Hope this doesn't get me kicked out of here as I just joined to try to learn. This is as honest as I can get. Anything else just ask. Thanks for your input CoastWatcher

 

[Philthethrill]

Adding 5'8" 165lbs none smoker

 

[CoastWatcher]

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I'm 59 & I am not on TRT protocol so I don't know that I can say what mistakes I have made I guess I'm an abuser I started with 6 week cycle of Dbol 25mg/day for 6 weeks I was to wimpy to do injections so I did orals which Dbol is suppose to help with oesteoperosis & I have been suffering all my life with rotator cuff issues since birth they pulled me out with forceps dislocating both shoulders & left me that way. So frustration & no help from doctors I turned to working out & supplementation. After Dbol cycle naturally I felt like crap. Doctor refused to do hormone blood work. So I suffered from mid Feb Till mid April When I started injecting 250mg test E 2x/week This made me feel great Then in mid june I added 250mg 1x/week Deca. For the first time in my life pain in shoulders subsided by mid July This was like a miracle for me Doctors were never able to do this through surgery or pain meds. I also was even more stupid as for july & august I added 50mg/day of anavar & 12.5mg aromasin daily. I never gained any weight or muscle or strength as you already know my rotators hold me back from heavy weights I try to eat clean but not really none the less I give my honest best effort in the gym every second day I find this worked best for old guy like me. So now that I seen this blood work I stopped Deca its been 9 days & pain is back with a vengance. I cut aromasin back to only 3x/week. Today I injected 125mg TestE. The Dbol also helped with shoulder problem. I know what I have done is wrong. So give me hell I deserve it. I suspect that my high Ketones could be a false positive as I take 3grams of vitamin C / day & C can cause false positive I'm not saying labs are wrong its just my 2cents. I have always had good blood pressure but no more since june I have been on Mavik 1mg/day & its never come down. Hope this doesn't get me kicked out of here as I just joined to try to learn. This is as honest as I can get. Anything else just ask. Thanks for your input CoastWatcher

No one here is going to give you hell. That said, you have some serious issues that you need to address with the help of a doctor well qualified to manage the challenges you present. When did all this start? What is the timeline? Are you currently under anyone's medical care? If so, is he/she familiar with how to manage someone who has used anabolics in as wide-ranging a way as you have? If you aren't being treated by such a physician, I urge you to contact Defy Medical (I have no relationship with Defy); you can find a link to their site from our pages. They engage in a unique telehealth medical practice; so long as you're based in the United States you are eligible to receive services and care from them. Their physicians are well qualified to address the challenges you present.

A number of your lab values are significantly out of range, your psa, for example exceeds the limit where doctors will prescribe TRT. Your hematocrit is essentially at the point that a blood donation is called for to lower the risk of stroke.

 

[Philthethrill]

I'm in Canada so Defy is out & were I live you can't donate blood I would have to travel 11 hours to donate. I'm schedualed to see Urologist on Nov 5th. This all started in Jan this year. I only have walk in clinic Doc that told me he knows nothing about hormone supplementation. Uro I'm hoping can get my prostate checked make sure its not cancer. I have asked Doc for a Phlabotamy but he said I don't need it same as donating except Doc orders it cause its needed. What I need is advice on whether I should stop all anabolic or come down slowly should I be doing a pct with nolvadex & clomid or go cold turkey. Any input would be appreciated. Best Regards Phil

 

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I'm in Canada so Defy is out & were I live you can't donate blood I would have to travel 11 hours to donate. I'm schedualed to see Urologist on Nov 5th. This all started in Jan this year. I only have walk in clinic Doc that told me he knows nothing about hormone supplementation. Uro I'm hoping can get my prostate checked make sure its not cancer. I have asked Doc for a Phlabotamy but he said I don't need it same as donating except Doc orders it cause its needed. What I need is advice on whether I should stop all anabolic or come down slowly should I be doing a pct with nolvadex & clomid or go cold turkey. Any input would be appreciated. Best Regards Phil

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