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    Post Blood Work, Blood Pressure & Spermatic Cytoanalysis during Test Suspension Cycle

    The following results after:

    38 Days of Testosterone Suspension averaged at 73,94 mg ed.
    38 Days of Mesterolone averaged at 88,81 mg ed.
    17 Days of Oxandrolone averaged at 68,82 mg ed.

    Never used any AI or SERM so far.

    __________________________________________________ _________________Day 38

    BLOOD
    ERYTHROCYTES: 5,08 mil/mmc [4 - 5,5]______________________________________4,65
    LEUCOCYTES: 7,6 mila/mmc [4 - 9]__________________________________________14,4
    - NE: 4,2 / 55,9 % [2 - 6 / 37 - 80]
    - LY: 2,5 / 35 % [0,6 - 36 / 10 - 50]
    - MO: 0,7 / 8,7 % [0 - 0,9 / 0 - 12]
    - EO: 0,3 / 2,5 % [0 - 7 / 0 - 7]
    - BA: 0 / 0,6 % [0 - 0,2 / 0 - 2,5]
    HEMOGLOBIN: 15,1 gr/dl [14 - 18]___________________________________________13,2
    HEMATOCRIT: 44,2 % [42 - 52]_____________________________________________39,8
    MCV: 87 femtol [82 - 98]__________________________________________________85,6
    MCH: 29,7 picogr. [27 - 31]________________________________________________28,4
    MCHC: 34,2 gr/dl [32 - 36]_________________________________________________33,2
    RDW: 13,7 % [11,6 - 16]
    GRAN-NEUTROPHILS: 65,7 % [37 -80]________________________________________76,4
    GRAN-EOSINOPHILS: 2,8 % [0,0 - 7]_________________________________________0,5
    GRAN-BASOPHILS: 0,9 % [0,0 - 2,5]_________________________________________0,8
    LYMPHOCYTES: 23,4 % [10 - 50]____________________________________________16
    MONOCYTES: 7,2 % [0,0 - 12]______________________________________________6,3
    PLATELETS: 150000 /mmc [150000 - 400000]_________________________________362000
    PCT: 0,13 % [0,1 - 1]
    MPV: 7,5 fl [5 - 10]
    PDW: 17,5 % [12 - 18]

    HEART, KIDNEYS, LIVER, PANCREAS & PROSTATE
    GLYCEMIA (basal): 91 mg/dl [70 - 110]

    QUICK PROTHROMBIN TIME: 13,7 s
    PROTHROMBIN ACTIVITY: 71 % [70-130]
    INR: 1,2
    APTT: 28 s
    FIBRINOGEN: 190 mg/dl [180 - 350]
    HOMOCYSTEINE: 11 mcmoli/l [6 - 15]
    MYOGLOBIN: 27 ng/ml [10 - 46]

    AZOTEMIA: 62 mg/dl [15-40]______________________________________________46
    CREATININE: 1,1 mg/dl [0,8 - 1,3]__________________________________________1,2
    HYPERURICEMIA: 6 mg/dl [3,5 - 7,2]

    CHOLESTEROL TTL: 156 mg/dl [140 - 220]___________________________________142
    CHOLESTEROL VLDL: 35 mg/dl [20 - 40]
    CHOLESTEROL LDL: 103 mg/dl [< 150]_______________________________________130
    CHOLESTEROL HDL: 35 mg/dl [> 40]_________________________________________12
    INDEX RISK HDL: 4,5 [till 5]________________________________________________11,8
    APO A1: 190 mg/dl [115 - 220]
    APO B: 79 mg/dl [55 - 125]
    RATIO B/A1 APO: 0,41 [0,35 - 1]
    TRIGLYCERIDES: 90 mg/dl [< 150]

    GAMMA (YGT): 32 u/ltr [15 - 85]___________________________________________27
    ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE: 96 u/ltr [50 - 136]_________________________________57
    BILIRUBIN TTL: 1 mg/dl [0,2-1]
    BILIRUBIN DIRECT: 0,25 mg/dl [0,05 - 0,3]
    BILIRUBIN INDIRECT: 0,67 mg/dl [till 0,7]
    TRANSAMINASE GOT/AST: 26 u/ltr [15 - 37]__________________________________63
    TRANSAMINASE GPT/ALT: 62 u/ltr [30 - 65]__________________________________104
    FERRITIN: 125 ng/ml [24 - 336]

    LIPASE: 324 u/ltr [114 - 284]______________________________________________234
    AMYLASE: 69 u/ltr [25 - 115]______________________________________________66

    LDH: 170 u/ltr [100 - 190]
    CPK MB: 230 u/ltr [35 - 232]
    CK NAK: 160 u/l [till 167]
    PROTIDES TTL: 7,5 gr/dl [6,4 - 8,2]
    ALBUMIN: 60 % [51 - 63,3]
    ALFA 1: 3 % [2,2 - 4,3]
    ALFA 2: 10 % [9,5 - 14]
    BETA: 11 % [10-14,5]
    GAMMA: 19 % [12 - 20]
    A/G RATIO: 1,45 [1,0 - 1,7]

    PSA: 0,6 ng/ml [till 4]__________________________________________________ ___1,23
    PSA FREE: 0,23
    PSA FREE/TTL: 0,38 [>0,15]
    PAP: 1,3 ng/ml [till 3,5]__________________________________________________ _1,5

    IGG: 1455 mg/dl [681 - 1648]
    IGA: 309 mg/dl [87 - 474]
    IGD: 55 u/ml [till 100]
    IGM: 101 mg/dl [48 - 312]
    IGE (prist): 39,07 iu/ml [1,31 - 165,3]

    INFECTIVITY & ALLERGOLOGY
    HIV-Ab (1+2): 0,15 non-react u/cutoff [<0,9]
    HCV-Ab: 0,12 non-react u/cutoff [<0,9]
    HBS-Ag: 0,35 non-react u/cutoff [<0,9]
    HAV-Ab (IgT): >85 react miu/ml [<35]
    HAV-Ab (IgM): 0,07 non-react u/cutoff [<0,9]
    TAS: 111 ui/ml [0 - 166]
    VDRL: negative [negative]
    CRP: 2 mg/dl [till 5]
    REUMA TEST: <20 iu/ml [<20]
    ESR: 6 mm/h [till 15]
    LYSOZYME: 9 picog/ml [4 - 13]
    ACE: 10 mcg/l [6 - 12]

    RAST Egg: 0,1 [<0,3]
    RAST Yolk: 0,1 [<0,3]
    RAST Crayfish: 0,1 [<0,3]
    RAST Yeast: 0,1 [<0,3]
    RAST Pork: 0,1 [<0,3]
    RAST Fish Mix: 0,1 [<0,3]
    RAST Olea Europaea Pollen: 0,1 [<0,3]

    VITAMINS & ELECTROLYTES
    VITAMIN A: 630 mcg/l [300-650]
    VITAMIN E: 15,6 mg/ltr [5 - 20]
    VITAMIN C: 1,1 mg/ml [0,5-1,5]
    VITAMIN B12: 697 pg/ml [179 - 1162]
    VITAMIN D3: 42 ng/ml [10-45]
    VITAMIN H: 85 ng/ml [70-100]
    VITAMIN K: 25 mcg/ml [15-30]
    VITAMIN PP: 0,7 mg/ml [0,5-0,8]

    SODIUM: 143 meq/l [136 - 145]
    POTASSIUM: 4,5 meq/l [3,5 - 5,1]
    CALCIUM: 9,4 mg/dl [8,5 - 10,1]
    MAGNESIUM: 2,1 mg/dl [1,8 - 2,4]
    PHOSPHORUS: 3,8 mg/dl [2,7 - 4,5]
    IRON: 147 mcg/dl [35 - 150]
    ZINC: 101 mcg/dl [80 - 125]
    CHLORINE: 105 meq/l [98 - 107]
    COPPER: 111 ku/l [76 - 153]

    HORMONAL
    GASTRIN: 32 pg/ml [28-125]
    MELATONIN: 55 pg/ml [20 - 85]
    C-PEPTIDE: 1,3 ng/ml [0,78 – 1,89]
    INSULIN : 3,37 micru/ml [1,9 - 23]
    GLUCAGON: 56 pg/ml [40-130]
    ACTH: 21 pg/dl [till 50]
    CORTISOL: 16,64 mcg/dl [8,7 - 22,4]________________________________________12,45
    FT3: 3,47 pg/ml [2,2 - 4,7]________________________________________________3,95
    FT4: 1,27 ng/dl [0,8 - 2]__________________________________________________1,62
    MSH: 10,5 pmol/l [7,9 - 14,4]
    HTG: 9,65 ng/ml [0,0 - 35]
    TBG: 21 mcg/ml [15 - 32]
    TSH: 4,79 micru/ml [0,34 - 5,6]_____________________________________________2,48
    FSH: 4,19 miu/ml [1,27 - 19,26]_____________________________________________0,55
    LH: 3,88 miu/ml [1,24 - 8,62]_______________________________________________0,15
    PREGNENOLONE: 161 ng/ml [10 - 230]
    ANDROSTENEDIONE: 1,89 ng/ml [0,3 - 3,1]
    ALDOSTERONE: 155 pg/ml [10 - 160]
    DHEA: 7,9 ng/ml [2,5 - 9,5]
    DHEAS: 233 mcg/dl [106 - 464]
    DHT: 625 pg/ml [250 - 990]________________________________________________1250
    TESTOSTERONE TTL: 3,1 ng/ml [1,75 - 7,81]_________________________________44,7
    TESTOSTERONE FREE: 15 pg/ml [8 - 47]_____________________________________219,68
    SHBG: 37 nmoli/l [13 - 71]_________________________________________________6
    ESTRONE: 48 pg/ml [40 - 60]
    ESTRADIOL 17-BETA: 34 pg/ml [<20 - 47]____________________________________150
    ESTRIOL: 6 pg/ml [4,7 - 7,1]
    PROGESTERONE: 0,98 ng/ml [0,14 - 2,06]____________________________________1,41
    PRL: 3,4 ng/ml [2,64 - 13,13]______________________________________________15,12
    IGF-1: 135 ng/ml [96 - 424]_______________________________________________159
    HGH: 0,3 ng/ml [0,0 - 10]

    URINE
    COLOUR: straw-coloured
    APPEARANCE: limpid [limpid]
    PH REACTION: 5,7 [5 - 6,5]
    SPECIFIC WEIGHT: 1021 [1015 - 1028]
    PROTEINS: none mg/dl [0,0 - 10]
    HEMOGLOBIN: none [none]
    GLUCOSE: none gr/litre [0,0 - 0,2]
    KETONE BODIES: none [none]
    UROBILINOGEN: none mg/dl [0,0 - 0,2]
    BILIARY PIGMENTS: none [none]
    NITRITE: none [none]

    FAECES
    SHAPE: homogeneous [homogeneous]
    CONSISTENCY: poltacea[/COLOR] [poltacea]
    COLOUR: brown [brown]
    ODOUR: sui generis [sui generis]
    MUCUS: absent [absent]
    BLOOD: absent [absent]
    PH REACTION: 7
    PARASITOLOGICAL: negative [negative]
    SALMONELLA: negative [negative]
    HELICOBACTER PYLORI: negative [negative]
    GIARDIASIS: negative [negative]

    SPERM
    VOLUME: 2,9 ml [>= 2]__________________________________________________ __1,8
    PH: 7,9 [7,2-8]__________________________________________________ ________8,6
    APPEARANCE: own__________________________________________________ _____own
    VISCOSITY: within limits [within limits]______________________________________increased +++
    FLUIDIFICATION 45': physiologic [physiologic]________________________________irregular
    SPERMATOZOON CONCENTRATION: 90.000.000 /ml [>= 20.000.000]______________58.000.000
    EJACULATE SPERMATOZOON COUNT: 249.900.000 [>= 40.000.000]______________104.400.000
    2ND HOUR MOTILITY: 59 % [>= 50 %]_______________________________________40
    TYPICAL MORPHOLOGIC SPERMATOZOON: 36 % [>= 35 %]______________________24
    ATYPICAL MORPHOLOGIC SPERMATOZOON: 70 %______________________________76
    LEUCOCYTE: 300.000 /ml [<= 1.000.000]____________________________________absent
    ERYTHROCYTE: absent [absent/rare]________________________________________absent
    GERMINAL CELLS: rare [absent/rare]________________________________________rare
    EPITHELIAL CELLS: rare [absent/rare]_______________________________________rare
    SPERMAGGLUTINATION ZONES: rare [absent/rare]_____________________________rare

    BLOOD PRESSURE
    __________________________________Day 1__________Day 8__________Day 15__________Day 22__________Day 29__________Day 36__________Day 43
    SYS (mmHg)___________________________119____________119____________123____________119_____________128____________131_____________105
    DIA (mmHg)____________________________60_____________50_____________52_____________50______________56_____________51______________42
    BPM__________________________________68_____________74_____________68_____________64______________67_____________76______________73
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    Thanks for posting. This is interesting stuff and not very common.

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    this is great stuff. awesome info / log

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    Wow.

    PRL went up a fair bit...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Neevor View Post
    Thanks for posting. This is interesting stuff and not very common.
    Quote Originally Posted by Vullfromsc View Post
    this is great stuff. awesome info / log
    Help others to be helped back...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Swifto View Post
    Wow.

    PRL went up a fair bit...
    Yes and I do not understand the reason, I did not take tren !
    Anyway, also estradiol did not joke while progesterone kept sleeping... very strange results, I would say.

    After this mess, I took 0.25 mg Cabergoline and 12.5 mg Exemestane.
    Thinking to run those drugs eod for about a couple of weeks and then take another BW.

    Any suggestion?

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    Furthermore, I was expecting erythrocytes and hemoglobin to go on the moon with testosterone while actually they decreased!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BJJ View Post
    Yes and I do not understand the reason, I did not take tren !
    Anyway, also estradiol did not joke while progesterone kept sleeping... very strange results, I would say.

    After this mess, I took 0.25 mg Cabergoline and 12.5 mg Exemestane.
    Thinking to run those drugs eod for about a couple of weeks and then take another BW.

    Any suggestion?
    Any compound that aromotases can increase prolactin. Its not just Deca /Tren. Infact, there is no peer-reviewed data supporting progestins raise PRL.

    PRL is regulated via estrogen, so using an AI will reduce PRL.

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    Your HDL cholestrol is in bad shape. May be the var. I had the same result (HDL 35) right after pct comming off a cycle back loaded with var. Are you taking any supplements to improve cholesterol? Niacin, etc...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Swifto View Post
    Any compound that aromotases can increase prolactin. Its not just Deca /Tren . Infact, there is no peer-reviewed data supporting progestins raise PRL.

    PRL is regulated via estrogen, so using an AI will reduce PRL.
    You are right yes, I just did not expect such an increase only by using testosterone .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spartans09 View Post
    Your HDL cholestrol is in bad shape. May be the var. I had the same result (HDL 35) right after pct comming off a cycle back loaded with var. Are you taking any supplements to improve cholesterol? Niacin, etc...
    It is surely the var but comparing these results with var after 18 days (previous cycle), I see they are better now:

    before

    CHOLESTEROL TTL: 168 mg/dl [140 - 220]______________179_________205______________________232________194
    CHOLESTEROL VLDL: 33 mg/dl [20 - 40]__________________________________________________ _______________30
    CHOLESTEROL LDL: 105 mg/dl [< 150]__________________157_________199_____________________202_________129_____________101
    CHOLESTEROL HDL: 41 mg/dl [> 40]____________________13__________11_______________________13__________45
    INDEX RISK HDL: 4,1 [till 5]___________________________13,76_______19,2_____________________17,8________4,3

    now
    CHOLESTEROL TTL: 156 mg/dl [140 - 220]______________142
    CHOLESTEROL VLDL: 35 mg/dl [20 - 40]
    CHOLESTEROL LDL: 103 mg/dl [< 150]__________________130
    CHOLESTEROL HDL: 35 mg/dl [> 40]____________________12
    INDEX RISK HDL: 4,5 [till 5]___________________________11,8

    The reason I believe is due to the diet which is a little more clean than before.
    To answer your question, I am taking EFA mostly.

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    wow ALT levels are through the roof. maybe anavar is more hepatotoxic then thought?

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    Quote Originally Posted by stevey_6t9 View Post
    wow ALT levels are through the roof. maybe anavar is more hepatotoxic then thought?
    Till, YGT and AP are within limits, the liver is fine:

    GAMMA (YGT): 32 u/ltr [15 - 85]__________________________27
    ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE: 96 u/ltr [50 - 136]________________57

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    Updated:

    PAP
    DHT
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    IGF-1

    Strangely, somatomedin C did not increase at all.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BJJ View Post
    Till, YGT and AP are within limits, the liver is fine:

    GAMMA (YGT): 32 u/ltr [15 - 85]__________________________27
    ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE: 96 u/ltr [50 - 136]________________57

    When you say till YGT and AP is in limit, I recently had my alt levels through the roof... though AP was below the limit. Would I be concerned if my AP was higher rather than lower? My ALT levels were 843 which is extremely high though I was on dbol 25mg/day and the day before I got my blood test I was on a course of using "dexedrine" for 3 days at a high dose, which is an add medication and also an amphetamine. If AP was in the low range, would I base it on the dexadrine and dbol mixed causing the issue? I've been using Lib-52 ever since, been 4 weeks now. I'll take blood work soon.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jumbo18 View Post
    When you say till YGT and AP is in limit, I recently had my alt levels through the roof... though AP was below the limit. Would I be concerned if my AP was higher rather than lower? My ALT levels were 843 which is extremely high though I was on dbol 25mg/day and the day before I got my blood test I was on a course of using "dexedrine" for 3 days at a high dose, which is an add medication and also an amphetamine. If AP was in the low range, would I base it on the dexadrine and dbol mixed causing the issue? I've been using Lib-52 ever since, been 4 weeks now. I'll take blood work soon.
    Post your BW since there are too many factors which could contribute to the situation you report.

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    Hey guys,

    this is really interested however I dont really know how to read this, i never had my blood work taken and I am interested in doing so, is it the red numbers the ones that are important ? what should those numbers be at ?

    also i know someone that works at a lab that can get blood test... what would i have to tell them to test for ? like is there a specific word or phrase to get all this tested?

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    Quote Originally Posted by trisdog View Post
    Hey guys,

    this is really interested however I dont really know how to read this, i never had my blood work taken and I am interested in doing so, is it the red numbers the ones that are important ? what should those numbers be at ?

    also i know someone that works at a lab that can get blood test... what would i have to tell them to test for ? like is there a specific word or phrase to get all this tested?
    Hope you do not mind asking but I have 2 questions:

    1. How old are you?
    2. What is your educational background?

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