Blood Results 3 weeks into cycle

[marseea1]

Guys

Been a while since I have been on the board regularly. I am 29 yrs old 5'7 190lbs around 12% BF. This is probably my 6th cycle. My diet has been really good while on cycle. I should also mention this is the first time I have had Blood work done during cycle.

Just got some blood work done 3 weeks into my cycle that consist of 750mg/week sus and 600mg/week EQ
My blood pressure had been reading slightly elevated (which is usually does for me mid cycle) right around 140/80
I was slightly concerned when I golt my lipid profile which i will share with you guys below
Triglycerides 74 <150
Cholesterol 168 <200
HDL 21 >40
LDL 132 <100

I have been looking at others peoples blood results mid cycle and am not less concerned seeing as others are reporting similar numbers. None the less, should I be concerned or take action to correct these Levels?

Separately my hematology came back great, nothing is of concern there. However on my Chemistry report my ALT levels were 51. Which is above the <40 ref range. How concerned should i be with this? Ill be happy to share the full workup if you wish to see it. Thanks in advance for the help.

[NACH3]

That's actually not so bad... Anytime you cycle the good cholestoral(HDL)goes for a nose dive... And your bad(LDL) rises... That's normal while on cycle... Monitor it by BW(like your doing) and it'll return to normal after... I'm not sure if you can really do much to prevent this(as it's pretty normal while cycling)...

[Mr.BB]

Whats your hematocrit % ?

[kelkel]

It's not abnormal at all for ALT and AST to be elevated at all. Simply working out will cause this and they can remain elevated for a week or more.

[marseea1]

Whats your hematocrit % ?

Appreciate the info guys.

My hct is 46.5%

[marseea1]

[NACH3]

Appreciate the info guys.

My hct is 46.5%

Keep an eye on your hematocrit levels... Say once it hits say 50%+... Give Blood(whole or double RBC)... Or you can do a wholeRBC now.... You'll feel better as your blood is thickening(viscosity, etc)...