111 CRP on DNP

[AdonisDad]

DNP got my CRP up to 111. Other blood values are fine or at least okay.

I'm off for a few days. Never touching that lethal junk ever again. Any recommendations what to do?

 

[es1989]

Creatine kinase (CK) is not specific to the heart. Elevated CK is commonly seen after intense exercise, muscle injury, or muscle disorders. If someone has been physically active in the past few days, a high CK may reflect muscle stress rather than cardiac injury.
Cardiac-specific markers for diagnosing a heart attack are troponins (Troponin I or T), which are highly sensitive and specific for myocardial damage.
CRP is an inflammation marker and is not specific to the heart. it can be elevated in infections, systemic inflammation, or physical stres...

If a heart attack is suspected, key cardiac investigations include:
EKG (electrocardiogram) records the heart's electrical activity and can indicate myocardial injury.
Ultrasound of the heart: visualizes heart function, wall motion, and structural abnormalities.
If needed, TEE (transesophageal echocardiography), cardiac CT or MRI can provide more detailed structural and functional assessment.

In summary, elevated CK alone does not indicate a heart attack, whereas troponins and EKG/ULTRASOUND are the primary diagnostic markers and tools for detecting myocardial injury.

 

[MentEFresh]

For 8 days in total. 3 scoops from VSL Research a day, 2 earlier in the day, 1 later - for 3 days. Then 4 scoops for 2, 5 for 1, back to 4 and back to 3 again. 1 scoop is said to be 100 to 150mg.

I was stupid and increased the dose because I didn't see any weight loss, neither did I really feel warmer over the first 3 days. I later got real problems with my stomach - gastric mucosa was hit real bad each time.

After my last dose I caught a cold outside. Coughing on the way home. Then my voice sounded sick and my throat hurt. I got the typical fever feelings. Everything started to hurt and then extreme heat suddenly came over me. Even my face felt like it's on fire. I should have slept already and I really chose to rather go to bed instead of the hospital. I didn't know if I'd wake up again.

I did wake up, I was glad. But with a ton of darkness and depression burdening me. The heat was gone but I never felt so extremely weak before. I couldn't get out of bed and fell asleep again. Later I managed to get up and stumbled into the living room where I instantly felt the need to lay down on the sofa and fell asleep again instantly. I couldn't keep my eyes open for anything. Extreme lethargy.

I only went to the hospital 1 or 2 days later when my energy was coming back. I could have died at home before. I know.

Yeah it wasn't the DNP. You seem extremely retarded btw.
"One scoop is said to be 100-150mg". DNP only kills retards

 

[RandallFlagg]

Disclaimer: I'm not a doctor. I'm looking at that creatine kinase that's double the top of the reference range. That can signal heart attack right? Plus he has chest pain and high BP. I'd be concerned you either had a small heart attack or are about to have one. I don't know enough to really say if this is accurate but I would make sure you get some sort of workup don't on your heart. EKG, ultrasound, tee, ct, MRI, something for sure. The high c-reactive protein could also signal a heart attack among other things.

Disclaimer: I'm not his doctor. I haven't even played a credited role on camera...lol.

CK can be elevated by any muscle trauma (workout, infection etc.). Troponin being normal suggests cardiac muscle is not actively stressed out.

Fairly mild changes overall (but definitely not normal...but I didn't go back to see if he had posted original values...looks like multiple sets on one page maybe compiled by OP?).

Sounds like things are improving. If that glucose was fasted than...ummm....yeah, that's time to look at diet and/ or evaluate for metabolic syndrome and diabetes.

Of course I never think it's a bad idea to get a cardiac work up but I assume he has some testing done already and no doctor is going to order up much based on those results.