
Originally Posted by
Mr.BB
In most countries you have to name the tests you want, that are no "panels".
You need:
-hemogram, this includes hematocrit, hemoglobin, platelets, RBC, total WBC count, etc. The most important for us is the hematocrit value
-Lipidogram, this is the cholesterol values, it includes ldl, hdl, total cholesterol, triglycerides, basic important stuff
-AST, liver enzymes
-ALT, liver enzymes
-Alkaline phosphatase, liver
-GGT, liver
-creatinine, kidneys, if you take creatine supplement might influence this value, better to take a break a few days.
-egfr, kidneys
-blood urea nitrogen, kidneys
-Total testosterone
-Free testosterone
-LH
-FSH
-beta17 E2 estradiol, experts here say to use the sensitive test but in my country there is not a sensitive test for e2
Im typing this by memory so might forget something, if someone remembers more plz chime in. But I think that with this you can have a pretty good idea if something is wrong.
You should have values before cycle for comparison.
You need to wait 6-8 weeks after pct for hormonal values to have some meaning as the pct meds have very long effects