I take the usual liver protective supplements such as NAC and TUDCA. For my creatinine, it has always been on the higher end. Just hard training can make it this high and I trained the day before getting my bloodwork. It doesn't worry me much.
I don't quite know why my prolactin is this high. I searched online and found that a hormonal birth control pill can elevate it. I was using my pill at the time of my bloodwork but I have since then stopped it. My high TSH might explain high prolactin as well but unfortunately they canceled my T3 test. My T4 is in range so I don't quite know why my TSH is this high.
Why does my CBC seem out of range I didn't spot that? They don't do any retesting here in Quebec cause our healthcare is shit. I will need to go see another private doctor to get a requisition lol.
I feel fine honestly, nothing out of the ordinary. I do the adductor machine twice a week to start my leg day training. I truly love that machine, I have it maxed out haha
Morning Jussik,
I just noticed your MCH blood test is high which can simply be a by product of PED's. I am so use to looking at men's blood work, I am not familiar how PED's would impact a female. You are on such a small amount pf PED's that shouldn't impact your MCH (compared to a man), I always investigate anything that is not in the normal parameters. It makes no sense considering your diet, but being low in B-12 can cause this to occur. There are some people that simply can't absorb B-12, nothing you can do about it diet wise so you go on an injection schedule. When I was sick, and they could not determine what was causing it - my Doctor came back from a conference on the % of the population have this issue and he offered to give me injections. I told him I could do it myself, he wrote a script but you don't need one. You can call any pharmacy and they will sell it to you unless you run into an pharmacist on an ego trip who says not without a script. Not a controlled / prescription drug, and you can't abuse it so it is ridiculous but some pharmacists will say no.
My creatinine is slightly higher or on the high side of normal and the doctor I deal with said, he sees this with people who have more muscle mass than the average but still he rechecked it in 1 month and is doing so every 6 months. It is known muscle breakdown can cause this but I would not assume that is the issue. Better to be sure.
The prolactin has me stumped. Our medical system sucks too but if you have a doctor, they swore an oath. Why would a doctor agree to order blood work, if it was to check your health markers? If they are off, I make a follow up appointment to discuss it just to get a second requisition for follow up if anything is disconcerting. Nothing in your blood work jumped out but I always ask the doctor how do we know this isn't an indication of the elevated blood marker being a sign I have an issue and if we don't monitor it, it could continue to rise. I don't know how bad your health system is - but if they won't do follow up tests when something is low or high/I don't see the logic in even having a doctor. I really don't have a doctor but the medical system says I do. He came out of retirement, took a few patients and works 1 day a week seeing patients but if you have anything urgent, he keeps 5 minute appointments to see patients. He is overboard with retesting and I like him. Down to earth, seems to care, but it is a short fix as he won't be around long and then I will be without a doctor again monitoring my own health.
All of your elevated or markers that are highlighted could be caused by PED's and training hard, but I think it is smart to recheck. I would take a few days, off, don't take creatine, and test. Simply and old school way of testing your kidneys is just buy urinalysis strips - chemstrips 10 or 12 are great. They check for infection and protein. The urologist I know, told me he has never seen a serious kidney issue without protein in your urine. Few markers on it for liver health - I have a book on reading each one if you need help. That is what docs used to do for a physical, there was no blood tests. They had you urinate in a cup and would dip your urine to check for abnormalities.
I just started doing adductor and abduction machines for hip strength. If you lean forward, it also hits your glutes. Your stronger doing that machine than I am - been doing them for 2 months and I still have several more pins to go before I max out lol. Unlike you, I finish upper legs with both machines and then do calves.
I'm writing a book here but I would drop the Tudca and pick two other supplements. Not good advice for the labs, as they all sell it, but it is a treatment more so than a preventative. I tried it and it didn't do anything to help protect my liver, but I did find one paper with some data showing it did. All other papers I read were for treating specific liver disorders at the hospital. The liver is the organ I studied the most due to personal issues with my liver. I tried almost every supplement and came up with a formula that works for me. I can't guarantee it will work for everyone, but if you dabble in PED's - you want to increase your glutathione and keep your inflammation down with specific supplements.
That is my take, but I am not a doctor or Naturopath.
Sorry for the dissertation.