theoogabear
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Hey guys,
I got lab work done and I don't really know what any of it means in much detail at all. I will post the things the test flagged and follow up with some context:
Anion gap: 7 mEq/L
Creatinine 1.27 mg/dL
AST 43 U/L
ALT 91 U/L
Billirubin Total 1.1 mg/dL
eGFR (CKD-EPI) 78 mL/min
Cholesterol 216 mg/dL
Triglyceride 181 mg/dL
HDL 28 mg/dL
LDL-CAL 152 mg/DL
Free T3 - 2.92 pg/mL (added for context)
TSH 1.055 uIU/mL (added for context)
Prolactin 11.03 ng/mL (added for context)
Absolute Lymphocytes 3.63 K/uL
For the creatinine, I take a daily dose of 5mg of creatine, which I believe inflated the number of creatinine. With regards to the Free-T3 and TSH, I supplement cynomel. I stopped using it a week before I got labs done, I don't know if it were long enough to not affect the results. I added the prolactin in, because, though it didn't flag the lab as low or high, isn't that considered pretty high in these circles?
For more context: I got diagnosed with NAFLD back in September, which I sort of figured all ready. I've been feeling funny for years with regards to my health, specifically my liver. While on a deployment to AFRICOM in 2018 I began to feel my liver throb, which was alarming--and I got it checked and my labs came back normal. The following year, in 2019, I got jaundice and checked into an ER, but my bilirubin didn't flag the labs. I have a testosterone panel coming, and I truly don't know what it will say. I can put on muscle mass no problem, I love lifting weight in the gym, my mood is pretty stable, I like my life, and I have children.
Now, what do these scores point to? I checked online and learned the way my cholesterol and fats read, I probably have hypothyroidism. Which makes a bit of sense, my eyes are always dark, I've lost a lot of hair, and losing weight isn't the easiest thing in the world for me.
What do you guys think?
I got lab work done and I don't really know what any of it means in much detail at all. I will post the things the test flagged and follow up with some context:
Anion gap: 7 mEq/L
Creatinine 1.27 mg/dL
AST 43 U/L
ALT 91 U/L
Billirubin Total 1.1 mg/dL
eGFR (CKD-EPI) 78 mL/min
Cholesterol 216 mg/dL
Triglyceride 181 mg/dL
HDL 28 mg/dL
LDL-CAL 152 mg/DL
Free T3 - 2.92 pg/mL (added for context)
TSH 1.055 uIU/mL (added for context)
Prolactin 11.03 ng/mL (added for context)
Absolute Lymphocytes 3.63 K/uL
For the creatinine, I take a daily dose of 5mg of creatine, which I believe inflated the number of creatinine. With regards to the Free-T3 and TSH, I supplement cynomel. I stopped using it a week before I got labs done, I don't know if it were long enough to not affect the results. I added the prolactin in, because, though it didn't flag the lab as low or high, isn't that considered pretty high in these circles?
For more context: I got diagnosed with NAFLD back in September, which I sort of figured all ready. I've been feeling funny for years with regards to my health, specifically my liver. While on a deployment to AFRICOM in 2018 I began to feel my liver throb, which was alarming--and I got it checked and my labs came back normal. The following year, in 2019, I got jaundice and checked into an ER, but my bilirubin didn't flag the labs. I have a testosterone panel coming, and I truly don't know what it will say. I can put on muscle mass no problem, I love lifting weight in the gym, my mood is pretty stable, I like my life, and I have children.
Now, what do these scores point to? I checked online and learned the way my cholesterol and fats read, I probably have hypothyroidism. Which makes a bit of sense, my eyes are always dark, I've lost a lot of hair, and losing weight isn't the easiest thing in the world for me.
What do you guys think?