Yellow eyes!!! Help!!

**lovbyts** · 05-17-2009, 06:06 AM

Originally Posted by CHAP

Congrats on keeping your health up and getting back in shape. Tell him how important it is to get check by a DR

Yes you are 100% correct, you still need to get checked by a Dr. Even though my liver counts have been fine for the last 20 years I get it checked about ever 6 months especially now.
I wish someone would have listened to me 15 years ago when I said I think the Hepatitis B had killed something in my system because I just had no energy anymore and that is not normal for a 30 ye old.
OMG if I had started on HRT 20 years ago..... It has been a God send although I still dont feel like I think I should 100% but my doc doesnt really like me using more than 200mg a week. He doesnt know about the little cycles I have done though. hehehehe I feel much better running 200 mg 2x a week for 14 weeks

Oh, not to digress but yes you need to get checked soon but dont freak out over it.

**Schmidty** · 05-17-2009, 01:37 PM

Originally Posted by BritishColumbian

you can get hep C from banging dirty girls also, have you been safe?

I was told diff from a doc. Iv got hep c and not once has gear turned me yellow but alcohol does. Have u drank or gotn loaded in the recent past?

**deja vu** · 05-18-2009, 08:46 PM

just an update guys, went to the doc today. His first question before I even mentioned my concern beside regular blood work was, "Are you taking anabolic steroids ?" Holy crap! Is that all people who look healthy go to get blood work done for? Of course i said no, I would like a answer other than your values are jacked because of the gear and you need to stop, before he even see's the results. i let him know when the labs come back. As far as my eyes, he said "they look fine" the tops and bottoms aren't yellow only the sides. they are tinted a bit. He said they looked fine and didn't seem concerned so i didn't press it. Then he asked me again about steroids! Anyway I'm gonna make it. lol! Has anyone heard of essential for tay? Spelling is not correct but thats how it sounds. it's for the liver. Already planning my next cycle, prop 150eod with deca 100eod for 10 weeks, will stop deca a week short of prop. clomid and nolva for pct, standard 100/50/50/50 and 40/20/20/20.

**peachfuzz** · 05-18-2009, 09:45 PM

Essentiale is a lipotropic agent containing B-complex vitamins with liver protectant effects:

Essentiale acts on fat metablolism and hastens the removal of fat deposits in the liver, thereby helping to maintain normal function of the liver Esssentiale contains B complex vitamins which are essential elements for healthy metabolism and cell growth Essentiale provides the body with Vitamin E - an anti-oxidant which may help to oppose the effects of free radical induced damage on the cells of the body caused by consuming alcohol

Therapeutic actions:
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Essentiale Forte N should not be used in case of hypersensitivity to the medicine component.

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**Bertskee** · 05-18-2009, 10:20 PM

Originally Posted by deja vu

I freak out easily. The whites of my eyes are yellow. I'm drinking water, intaking 400iu's of vit. D in my multi. Going to go lay out in the sun. My liver doesn't hurt nor do my kidneys. also upping my milk thistle intake. IS there anything else i should do? or watch out for? how serious is this? dctors visit or over reacting?

deff sounds like jaundice....see your health care profesional... its your health at risk...gotta take care of number one

**normaljoe** · 05-18-2009, 10:33 PM

Why on earth would you lie to a MD about that? lie to the cops, lie to you friends, lie to your mom, but a MD? I really think you made a mistake not being honest, and if he asked you a second time he already figured out you were lying the 1st time. If your results come back as anything but normal you have to come clean for him to do his job.

**Bertskee** · 05-18-2009, 10:37 PM

Originally Posted by normaljoe

Why on earth would you lie to a MD about that? lie to the cops, lie to you friends, lie to your mom, but a MD? I really think you made a mistake not being honest, and if he asked you a second time he already figured out you were lying the 1st time. If your results come back as anything but normal you have to come clean for him to do his job.

id have to agree whole heartedly

**peachfuzz** · 05-18-2009, 10:57 PM

the point is to have him run the bloodwork and analyze without doctors biased opinions. then if the values are concerning he can tell his doctor. otherwise the doctor will do nothing more then say, "well if your eyes are turning yellow when you use steroids , dont use steroids ." wasted visit. thats how doctors are. also while what you tell a doctor cannot put you in any legal dilemnas it does go in your record and good luck getting health insurance after that.

**Tigershark** · 05-18-2009, 11:19 PM

Glad your health is ok man.

**needle** · 05-18-2009, 11:29 PM

GET YOUR BLOOD TESTED bro "Creatine Levels"... I experienced a simlar problem, put me in the hospital...

**peachfuzz** · 05-18-2009, 11:29 PM

does anybody read anything other then the OP initial post before giving advice?

**normaljoe** · 05-19-2009, 12:36 AM

Originally Posted by peachfuzz

the point is to have him run the bloodwork and analyze without doctors biased opinions. then if the values are concerning he can tell his doctor. otherwise the doctor will do nothing more then say, "well if your eyes are turning yellow when you use steroids, dont use steroids." wasted visit. thats how doctors are. also while what you tell a doctor cannot put you in any legal dilemnas it does go in your record and good luck getting health insurance after that.

Valid point, and I have to agree that the bias in the medical community in general would make any of us expect a off the cuff dismissal. And no, I don't think most people read the replies before posting most of the time.