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    liver enzymes

    hey!

    Just a quick question. I had my blood work done recently. My liver enzymes were realy high.

    The range was anything under 50, im sitting at 117.
    My test was also above range. 6.3 - 17.8 pg/ml is normal,, im sitting at 29.23. This was on 150ml a week, i have now dropped down to 125.

    can TRT cause the elivated liver enzmes? I was under the impression it would not.

    anyways,
    Thanks!

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    If you've been working out hard it's quite normal to have elevated liver enzymes. Even supraphysiological levels for ALT and AST.
    Normal TRT therapy doesn't effect liver enzymes.
    When was blood pulled relative to your last injection?


    https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2291230/
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    Quote Originally Posted by kelkel View Post
    If you've been working out hard it's quite normal to have elevated liver enzymes. Even supraphysiological levels for ALT and AST.
    Normal TRT therapy doesn't effect liver enzymes.
    When was blood pulled relative to your last injection?


    https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2291230/
    hey!

    was the day before my dose. Was also on a workout day.

    Il have a chat with the Dr when i see them next month,, will also be taking bloods again.

    Thanks!

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    Take that study in with you when you see your doc as many will dismiss it.
    Also, try and take some days off from working out prior to bloodwork next time. A week is great but not really reasonable I know, so at least take the weekend off.
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