Blood Test Results

[A50#]

I have'nt spoke with my doc yet but some of the things in my CBC came back higher than they should have and they are MUCH higher than just a year ago.

Glucose 120
RBC 6.31
HGB 18.2
HCT 52
Platelet Count 220

If anyone could help me decipher this it would be greatly appreciated.

 

[In-Human]

A50#, Your Hemo and Hemato could be on the high side due to higher than normal protein intake and also a cycle can raise these big time. That is also why your Red Blood Count is higher, most cycles can cause you to have enlarged and more RBC in your system.

How is your liver enzymes? AST and ALT, also if your ALK is on the high side that can be due to just having blood drawn for the test.

Is your HDL on the low side?...

 

[Silencer]

A50#:

Did you fast before the test - like 10-12 hours? If not, that could be why the glucose is slightly elevated. It still is at the top of the range, so not really something to worry about.

Platelet count shows how quickly your blood clots. Your value is right in the middle of the healthy range: 150-450

From the rest of the values, I assume you are currently "on"? The red blood cells count (RBC) is above healthy levels, as is your hemacrit (HCT). HCT shows what % of your blood is red blood cells, so if RBC is elevated, it obviously shows up in HCT; even more so if you are dehydrating for a show.

I'd suggest donating some blood relatively soon to drop those blood levels, because it can lead to stroke if you are not careful. I find that I have to do that myself, especially if I combine test with Eq, which causes my RBC to shoot off the charts. Since red blood cells live for something like in excess of a month, donating blood is pretty much the only way to quickly drop those numbers back to a safe level.

Hope this helps!

 

[md2b]

Several AAS are erythropoietic (meaning that they cause the production of red blood cells). If you're taking eq, anadrol, or a few others, they could cause your RBC count and hematocrit to be elevated, as Silencer said.

It doesn't seem elevated enough to signify something like polycythema vera, a condition of excess RBC production from the marrow. Dehydration could elevate the HCT, but I don't recall if the others would be altered or not. Basically, if you're taking supplementation, I wouldn't worry about it. They are elevated, but not drastically.

 

[weight77]

My hemo was 15 when I had my surgery 2 weeks ago, they said it is normal for bbers, the lady who put me to sleep had a son in for surgery and his was 18. just more rbc.

 

[A50#]

Blood Tests

Thanks a million guys for your help! The test was ran because of some severe migraine headaches that have really came out of no where. I'm having a CT scan done tomorrow. I'm not currently on anything. 100% drug free. Perhaps some "overspill" from weeks previous may have occured? Who knows? I am going to look into giving blood. I've heard that can often help.