posted Fri, 01/04/2013 - 10:27
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+ 2 7 week labs - Big D Test E300 , BodySynthetics EQ, Big D 12.5 Aromasin
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Here are my labs for around 7 weeks in.
I am totally shocked that my Estradiol was high...I thought for sure it would be low.
Test E 300 2 x week (total 600mg/week)
EQ 300 2 x week (total 600mg/week)
Aromasin 12.5mg/ED
Please offer advice on a better AI protocol to get me down closer to 30.
Also, take a look at some of the other outliers. Concerned with a few of them.. :(
Thanks!
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Anoni wonder what that RBC would look like if you frontloaded that EQ first two weeks.
Racer your MCH stands for mean corpuscular hemoglobin. It refers to the quantity of hemoglobin in red corpuscles. MCH blood test low means that hemoglobin is too little in the cells. In an MCH blood test, low levels indicate iron deficiency or anaemia. MCHC stands for mean corpuscular haemoglobin concentration. It is the amount of hemoglobin in a specific volume of 'packed' red corpuscles or cells.
If there is a low count, it indicates anemia. However, further tests are needed to be carried out before coming to any conclusion about the cause and type of anemia. RDW is slightly high and out of range.
Indicates mixed population of small and large RBCs; immature RBCs tend to be larger. For example, in iron deficiency anemia or pernicious anemia, there is high variation (anisocytosis) in RBC size (along with variation in shape – poikilocytosis), causing an increase in the RDW. Your Platelet count is slightly high and out of range.Know as thrombocytosis several things can cause it but the one that keeps repeating is iron deficiency anemia or Hemolytic anemia. I would suggest you go see a Doctor and have this checked out.Your not way out of wack but somethings going on so get it checked. AST and ALT are liver values. They are slightly elevated. Being on juice or working out will cause this not a problem they will go back in range once you come off the juice. You may want to get you estro down a little. Sweet spot low 30's upper 20's.
Mega...thanks so much for the reply.I am concerned with these numbers in particuliar especially since they have never been out of whack in the past.
Do you think any of this is related to the EQ (boldenone)?
No I don't but anything is possible. GO SEE A DOCTOR. What jumped out at me at first is that your hemoglobin and hematocrit are both on the lower end of the scale and RBC is just below the middle range.. Normally on just 500mg of Test alone these #'s are high or out of range high. All compounds build blood levels but EQ is known for increasing blood count even more. Your blood test is the opposite. The thing I'm concerned about is that your potassium serum is high and out of range. A potassium test checks how much potassium is in the blood. Potassium is responsible for proper muscle function, normal digestion and metabolism, and maintaining body homeostasis. High serum potassium, or hyperkalemia, occurs when there is an increase in potassium accumulation in the body or when cells release an excess amount of potassium into the blood. The kidneys are responsible for removing potassium from the body. Most cases of high serum potassium are due to kidney disease, however, the condition can also be caused by hormonal disorders or tissue injury.
When sodium levels go up, potassium levels go down, and when sodium levels go down, potassium levels go up. Potassium levels are also affected by a hormone called aldosterone, which is made by the adrenal glands.Potassium levels can be affected by how the kidneys are working, the blood pH, the amount of potassium you eat, the hormone levels in your body, severe vomiting, and taking certain medicines, including potassium supplements. A potassium level that is too high can be serious. Abnormal potassium levels may cause symptoms such as muscle cramps or weakness, nausea, diarrhea, frequent urination, dehydration, low blood pressure, confusion, irritability, paralysis, and changes in heart rhythm. My advise to you is to go see a Dr something is going on. Your blood is compromised in its ability to carry oxygen. This will cause tiredness and fatigue. I can't empahasize enough that you need to see a Dr to find out what's going on. It's better to error on the side of caution. You have to many red flags at once and need to have this checked.
I think your aromasin is weak. I would adjust doseage to 12.5mg a day for a week. Your trying to drop it just 15 points. WHo's AI are you using?
http://www.livestrong.com/article/182682-implications-of-high-serum-pota...
http://charles_w.tripod.com/blood.html
http://voices.yahoo.com/treatment-hyperkalemia-elevated-serum-potassium-...
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Thanks for posting this brother.
What week did you start the aromasin?
Been on the aromasin for a while..I think I started it about two weeks in. But I had been using Adex before.I was cruising and "experimenting with various props.
I have been "blasting" for the last 7 weeks though.
No magic number here for the dosage. Everyone's body is different. Some people need less or more. Are you experiencing strong sides, puffy nips, etc? You might consider upping to 25mg to dial it in and recheck if in range... then remember for future reference if it works. Keep an eye on the blood pressure though.
yeah...I think I will bump it up to 25mg/ed for several days , see if I feel right, then do bloods again.
I never had puffy nips but I have had some wood inconsistancy, unable to finish and also been sleepy alot. I was kind of achy this weekend and was thinking wow I must have drove my E level too low running12.5/ed. But the achiness must have been from a slight bug or something.
Alrighty...bro. Dial it in then and give an update when u can. +1 for getting bloodwork.
the Aromasin underdose bro
Ok...so the estradial is not in that bad shape then?
I thought I was having symptoms of low e and decided to go ahead and get the bloods done. Was just surprised to see it on the upper end.
thats not high at all for the amount of test your showing
Anonthat's not super high, but i'd be questioning the asin