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Juicey's doc: Normally this is the time I would tell you to cough but I can't find your balls.Juicey physical...
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Cholesterol can be fixed, stop eating so much junk .Correct me if I'm wrong but seems like the only thing I should really worry about is TSH & LDL...
Maybe a T3/T4 supplement to increase levels a bit, idk if that's the reason I get frequent cravings for "junk" foods
& LDL is subsequently raised because of satisfying those cravings...
- Current Doses are 300 Cyp // 200 Deca
@JuiceTrain also, you're pretty close to 0.5 on TSH, which is typically the bottom of what most doctors consider acceptable range. It doesn't necessarily mean anything is or isn't wrong.Cholesterol can be fixed, stop eating so much junk .
Do not take t3/t4. If your TSH is too low then there's a good chance that you're producing too much T3/T4. You need a full thyroid panel to truly understand what's happening.
@JuiceTrain also, you're pretty close to 0.5 on TSH, which is typically the bottom of what most doctors consider acceptable range. It doesn't necessarily mean anything is or isn't wrong.
This is why you need a full thyroid panel.
If you're doing this through a doctor then ask if it's anything to be concerned about. If he says yes then ask if they can get you a full panel, and then post up the results.
If you're ordering the lab work yourself, then just order a full thyroid panel. Again, post up the results.
Are you sweating more, feeling anxious, getting palpitations, sweating more, have any amount of insomnia, or anything out of the ordinary besides feeling tired?Gotcha,
I'm going through Defy but had to get those last 2test before speaking to one of their docs...I'll ask em when I get the chance
Thanks for the info Send
Mean corpuscular biomarkers, combined with high RDW imply you may have some iron deficiency going on. Surprisingly those values are a bitch to get back in check, and take some time. I fought them for quite some time until I learned how to get enough bio available iron into my diet.Just posting these ups for open critique,
Gotta call and schedule a video conference with one their doctors on monday...didn't give myself the time to do it this week because of the new puppz
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Just posting these ups for open critique,
Gotta call and schedule a video conference with one their doctors on monday...didn't give myself the time to do it this week because of the new puppz
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It's more likely to be low iron or ferritin. I would put a years paycheck on him being in the low end of the range for one or both. Everytime this has come up, it's been low iron. It also results in low hemoglobin despite having higher RBC.Sickle cell anemia. You hemoglobin values are down. Your RDW is high. Those are indications of sickle cell. Schedule a visit with your doctor to go over that page of your blood work.
It wouldn't effect MC biomarkers, or RDW. It would effect things like glucose and triglycerides. LDL is also effected, but returns to "normal" values much faster compared to something like triglycerides, and is not AS sensitive to being fasted compared to something like glucose or triglycerides.Appreciate the input as always @Send0
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Question....does fasting/not fasting drastically affect these numbers?
It says fasted but I'm 100% certain I ate beforehand on these test....usually it's a 50/50 toss up lol
And I seen your thread before about cooking in a cast iron pot to increase iron, I'll bring that up with the doc
Low iron could be because he has sickle cell anemia. Sickle cell symptoms are exactly what he describes. It’s enough of a concern that the NCAA has a requirement this year that all athletes be tested for it, regardless of race. It’s an easy test to get.It's more likely to be low iron or ferritin. I would put a years paycheck on him being in the low end of the range for one or both. Everytime this has come up, it's been low iron. It also results in low hemoglobin despite having higher RBC.
Change in red blood cell distribution width with iron deficiency - PubMed
Red cell volume distribution width (RDW-CV) was examined as a means of diagnosing iron deficiency. Iron deficiency was classified as iron deficiency anaemia, prelatent or latent iron deficiency in 1648 students. MCV and RDW-CV (mean +/- ISD) in each group were 89 +/- 4 ft, 12.7 +/- 0.7% in...pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
I agree he should review with his doctor.
You're right, it's easy to test for. They even test for this in middle school in the US, at least they used to.Low iron could be because he has sickle cell anemia. Sickle cell symptoms are exactly what he describes. It’s enough of a concern that the NCAA has a requirement this year that all athletes be tested for it, regardless of race. It’s an easy test to get.
He’s on a blast and yet he still has low hemocrit and hemoglobin values. Juice likely never has to donate blood (lol, unless he just did and that is the issue).