Pre-cycle results:

White blood Cell: 3.4 (low)
Red blood cell: 4.73
Hemoglobin: 15.4
Hematocrit: 45.0
MCV: 95.1
MCH: 32.6
MCHC: 34.2
RDW: 12.3
Platelet count: 222
MPV: 10.2
Absolute neutrophils: 602 (low)
Absolute Lymphocytes: 2196
Absolute monocytes: 483
Absolute eosinophils: 99
Absolute basophils: 20
neutrophils: 17.7
Lymphocytes: 64.6
monocytes: 14.2
eosinophils: 2.9
basophils: 0.6

Test: 482
Estrodial: 20
PSA: 0.67

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Mid-cycle results:
-(Running 150mg test e every 3.5 days = 300/wk. 25mg dbol daily (split 2-3x). 6.25mg aromasin eod)
-Blood drawn after 4 weeks (~2 days after dropping dbol and aro)

White blood Cell: 9.3
Red blood cell: 4.49
Hemoglobin: 13.9
Hematocrit: 42.2
MCV: 94.0
MCH: 31.0
MCHC: 32.9
RDW: 11.9
Platelet count: 475 (high)
MPV: 9.6
Absolute neutrophils: 5217
Absolute Lymphocytes: 2697
Absolute monocytes: 1209 (high)
Absolute eosinophils: 121
Absolute basophils: 56
neutrophils: 56.1
Lymphocytes: 29.0
monocytes: 13.0
eosinophils:1.3
basophils: 0.6

Test: 3252 (high)
Estrodial: 121 (high)
PSA: 1.03

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Breakdown:

Results in the green unless indicated above (high or low)

Most things stayed the same or decreased slightly

WBC increased quite a bit
Platelets increased a lot
Absolute Neutrophils (and neutrophils %) increased quite a bit
Absolute monocytes increased a lot
Lymphocytes %, monocytes %, and eosinophils % all decreased a lot

Obviously test and estradiol went way up, PSA increased slightly but was still in the green.

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How are things looking? Being sick before the first draw could explain some of the low values and subsequent changes in the next draw. After experiencing high E sides a couple weeks in I added 6.25mg aro eod. Seems like maybe I shouldve take more as my estradiol levels were still high? Where is a good place for E to be on cycle?

Also had liver, kidney, and electrolyte test done before dropping dbol (like week 3?) but they lost my tests. Retest was done 2 days after dropping dbol. Everything was green, ALT was normal and AST was 11 points over normal (which the nurse said still was NOT a cause for concern).