Blood Work and Analysis?
Hello Ladies 
I posted in another forum here and was recommended this way.
I would like to get blood work for my girlfriend before she starts low-dose Anavar. And again after; perhaps during. She weighs ~100lbs so we're staring at 2.5 mg daily and then we'll go up to 5 split and maybe 10 if there are no side effects.
- She has Implanon birth control. Periods are NOT regular, so we can't test around that. A period may not happen for over a month at a time.
- I know female hormones are completely different to males when it comes to levels and fluctuation.
I'm only doing this to be safe. I go to a men's clinic for TRT and get complete blood work and a review every 5 weeks. So when I any cycle, I can see how it affects me. There's no place like that for women here. Every complete panel I can find is $300. Mine are pretty much free. No insurance.
Thyroid is good. We tested that alone.
I want something like: (is there anything else we should test?)
- Estradiol;
- Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH);
- Luteinizing Hormone (LH);
- Testosterone (Total and Free);
- Cortisol;
- Complete Blood Count (CBC);
- Comprehensive Metabolic Profile (CMP)
We're open-minded. My goal is to watch and make sure nothing goes out of whack. I know Anavar is mild, but I like to play it safe.
Thanks!
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private med labs used to do a hormone panel for females that cost about 50 or 60 bucks .
Thanks. This one looks pretty good and includes the suggestions for liver/kidney - AST, ALT, eGFR. I'll just have to get cortisol separately.
https://www.privatemdlabs.com/lp/female-hormone-testing.php (labeled "HORMONE PANEL FOR FEMALES")
or labsmd.com
There are a bunch. Thanks! This one has a lab near me!
Deffinately AST and Alt liver values and egfr for kidneys. Better safe than sorry. I would make sure I used a reputable lab. That compound is often counterfeited.
No lab names. Remove that before you lose points.
Thanks. I'm also testing the compound before use.
Might want to take your location out ASAP homie
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