Blood test

[Musab19]

P - ACTH = 7,4
P - Reninactivity = 2,3
S - Aldosteron = 474
S - Free T4 = 14.0
S - IGF 1 = 35.8
S - Kortisol = 637
S - Prolactin = 905
S - SHBG = 40
S - Testosterone = 20.4
S - TSH = 2.26
S - Growt Hormone = 0.1
S- Østradiol = 0.14
Vitamin D3 = 78
fS - Vitamin D = 78
Kortisol i saliva = <4.0
LYMFO % = 42.3
S - ALAT = 28
S - Ferritin = 42
S - FSH = 2.9
S - Jern = 24,8
S - Kreatinin = 98
S - LH = 5.4
S - Magnesium (Mg) = 0,78
S - Natrium (Na) = 142
S - Progesteron = 1.9
S - Vitamin B12 = 694

I am a 21 year ols healthy male. Can someone analyse my blood test. I have high estrogen and prolactin. I also got a gyno at puberty. I have never used steroids , only t3 and clen a year ago. I dont understand i train often, eat clean and sleep good, my libido is also great. I also never drink

[kelkel]

Edit and add ranges then we can evaluate it.

[elementh2o]

I am new to forums so I am extremely sorry if I am doing this wrong and "bumping" musab19 thread. I just dont know how to send you "kelkel" a private message (assuming thats even possible). I want to start cycle soon (test/boldenone ,anavar and hcg and a PCT) I will most likely finish cycle in beginning of Nov. I have a flight physical for military and after careful research I see they dont test for aas, but will the blood work(complete metabolism/chem 16) show misleading levels in any area AFTER 1 MONTH?? I will be taking all the proper supps (milk thistle, fish oil, hcgenerate, etc...). The real question I am trying to ask is after 1 months will my blood work be back to normal levels?

[kelkel]

Your PCT should take you at least 4 weeks so no is the answer to your BW question elementh2o.
Read the below thread and use it as a reference. It's put together by another staff member friend of mine. It's as well thought out as it gets so take it to heart please. Stay safe.

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