Most of the important stuff has already been mentioned. CBC, CMP, lipids, kidney markers, A1C, and blood pressure cover the big risks. If someone donates blood more than once a year, ferritin is worth checking. CK mainly helps with context if you train hard and liver enzymes come back elevated. Beyond labs, a baseline EKG and eventually an echo usually tell you more than chasing extra bloodwork. At some point it’s about managing risk, not collecting numbers.

Try not to workout for several days before blood test and hydrate. Also no sex for couple days, otherwise your PSA #'s will be little high. Nothing on those test above shows your heart health. It this sport, bodybuilding is not a healthy sport with the crazy training and PED's, heart related issues is a problem. When your able to get another GP, see if your able to get Echo cardiogram done to check for enlarge heart, ejection fraction, leaky valve. Also another helpful test is an ultrasound, for blockages/clots, and plaque in the arteries.

Order a CMP, CBCAD, Lipid Panel, TSH reflex, C-statin, Estrogen sensitive, Testosterone free and Total, PSA unless you want the doc to stick his finger up your ass. Those all should give you a decent idea of how you are doing.

Make sure to do a comprehensive metabolic panel and a cbc with auto differential. A urinalysis and try to get a ekg. Also cholesterol and a ck kinase total.