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    blood work results

    Hemoglobin 16.8(12-16g/dl)
    Rbc 5.76(3.7-5.2x10^6/ul)
    Mchc 36.0(32-36 g/dl)
    Creatinine 1.37(0.40-1.30 mg/dl) H
    Alt 67(10-65 u/l) H

    This ok?
    Had blood test for something else not cycling, just curious.

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    Well the only thing I would worry about is the RBC. High is good, too high is bad. If you feel fine I wouldn't stress it. If you wanna lower the RBC then bloodlet.

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    Are you taking creatine supplementation?

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    Give blood. Look up polycythemia.
    Your creatinine and ALT are fine. Working out will elevate these levels.
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    [QUOTE=kelkel;7015130]Give blood. Look up polycythemia.
    Your creatinine and ALT are fine. Working out will elevate these levels.[/QUOTE



    Is his crit high? Even though it's not on there his Hemo is(in higher part of range(and if multiplied by 3 that should give a good estimate of his crit levels, correct? Or is it just the RBC from polycythemia... Which is why you advised to blood let? Or could it be both?
    Last edited by NACH3; 03-10-2015 at 03:08 PM. Reason: Seeing if it could be both polycythemia and high crit??

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    Correct on your math. Increased number of RBC's lead to polycythemia.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kelkel View Post
    Correct on your math. Increased number of RBC's lead to polycythemia.
    Just wanted to be sure... As I'm trying to learn how to read BW better!

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    Only signs I have are fatigue and shortness of breath. But I work night shift and its almost impossible to sleep good with a 2, 3, and 4 year old in the house.
    I weld over a lot of grease and paint so my lungs aren't in the best of shape.

    I'm just now due to donate blood. Ive donated as much as I can in the last 8 years.

    I showed this to my wife she's a RN, her response " those guys know their stuff"

    I asked her about it but she said she wasn't sure since I had cycled

    I do work out but I don't take any supplements, just fish oil and a 1 a day vitamin, I try to get everything I need from food, that's the real gear
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    Hematocrit 46.7(36-49%)
    Is that still high? I only posted what wasn't in the normal range.

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    Quote Originally Posted by noballs25 View Post
    Hematocrit 46.7(36-49%)
    Is that still high? I only posted what wasn't in the normal range.
    I would think that is fine. Still can alway donate whenever you can. I think once it gets over a certian number your have to get a doctors order 52 or 53%.

    Think your fine. I would still donate the next time you can though.

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    I am this weekend, thanks guys

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    Quote Originally Posted by noballs25 View Post
    Hematocrit 46.7(36-49%)
    Is that still high? I only posted what wasn't in the normal range.
    It may be in range but high for you. We are not all the same. Fatigue, shortness of breath = donate, imho.
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