Reply With QuoteDiagnostic Lab Test Results - Values and What They Mean
Free and total Testosterone
Total estrogen
Lipid panel
AST ALT (Liver enzymes)
LH
TSH
RBC count
That should be plenty to let you know how your body is doing.
Bloodwork
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11-15-2011, 06:07 AM #1Newbie ELITE MEMBER
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Bloodwork
I live in Colombia so going to the doctor and asking for bloodwork may not yield the same results as in the US.
Can you tell me specifically what blood tests I need to ask for?
Thanks
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Sorry off topic...what part of Colombia pisco?
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11-15-2011, 07:30 AM #4Newbie ELITE MEMBER
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Bogota and thanks M4A3, I had read the link you added but that was such a comprehensive list of tests I couldn't figure out which ones were necessary and which weren't.
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Very nice break down of lab results on the link. Whether your from the US, UK or Panama. Well done my friend.
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I recently got blood work done received results for everything but Testosterone (Free and Total), LH, Estradiol, T3, T4, or TSH.
WTF??!!! Did I not get the right test done???? these^^^ are nowhere on my lab results!!
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Unless specifically asked for, you will not get these as it is under other panels. Normally you get HDL, LDL, Tot cholesterol, AST and ALT, bun and such on a lipid panel
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