Blood work Questions

[Papiriqui]

Last time i had some done was last year and getting another one this saturday. For the first time i'll be asking for copies so i can look at the numbers for myself.

I am no way close to doing a cycle but as i continue to read here on threads to learn more and more i see the recommendation of doing blood work when doing a cycle, i see the reasons why but when is it recommended to do blood work?? Before and after cycle and before PCT or before and after PCT.

Anyways what do you guys recommend i look at when i get the copies?? I will definitely go back to the thread that explains each thing so i can look at my results because otherwise i will not know what the hell i am looking at lol.

[AD]

its good to have bloodwork done before starting a cycle, firstly to check your baseline levels especially test. this will be your target to aim for regarding test levels after pct. this bloodwork should also look at other systems in the body like liver, kidneys and chol to make sure nothing is wrong and you're fit to cycle.

you can do a second bloodwork sometime during your cycle(i personally feel not absolutely necessary), to check if your gear is legit (test level should be skyhigh), and to make sure your organ systems are not getting too much damage.

last bloodwork to be done 1-2months after completion of pct, to make sure everything has returned to normal, esp test levels.

[Papiriqui]

Good to know, thanks Asian..... What i am getting this weekend is just a regular one, test levels, thyroids, liver, cholesterol, etc which is what i normally get. I was just curious to know specially since in the near future i'd be doing a cycle, i like to be prepared way in advance!!!

[ScotchGuard02]

I do blood work about 4 weeks after I finish my PCT just to be sure I'm back to normal. I'm usually not. I know that it takes me about 3 to 4 months after PCT to get back to normal. The Test/Tren cycle took even longer.

[rasc170]

when you guys do bloodwork do you tell the doc that you're on gear? Does doctor-patient confidentiality protect you from possibly getting screwed?

[PowerHouse1900]

when you guys do bloodwork do you tell the doc that you're on gear? Does doctor-patient confidentiality protect you from possibly getting screwed?

I do. And yes you're protected. Just like people that are honest with their doctors about using drugs.