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    UNCtarheels is offline New Member
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    Blood testing

    Was wanting to get a blood test just to see where I am at? Not thinking of doing any gear at this point. Where would be best place to go? and what kind of "blood panel test" should I get?

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    just any clinic can do some basic blood test

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    UNCtarheels is offline New Member
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    is that what i need- a basic blood test?

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    Quote Originally Posted by UNCtarheels View Post
    is that what i need- a basic blood test?
    No, it's not a basic blood test. Please don't offer health advice when you're clearly guessing.

    Most doctors will order a CMP and CBC. You would need a full hormone panel with an E2 male sensitive assay, which is NOT standard of care.

    I'd recommend a lipid panel and PSA as well.

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    "full hormone panel with an E2 male sensitive assay" along with lipid panel and psa, that is what I should ash for when getting a test?

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    Quote Originally Posted by UNCtarheels View Post
    "full hormone panel with an E2 male sensitive assay" along with lipid panel and psa, that is what I should ash for when getting a test?
    CBC and CMP should be standards. The hormone panel and male sensitive E2 assay will provide details about your current hormonal status. Your MD should know to what to ord r although many don't think to order the E2 sensitive assay. Lipids and PSA should be ordered for most males to check cholesterol and prostate health.

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