His bun is elevated from high protein most likely. 100% we need the cbc especially with the EQ in play
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adrenalytic
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that occurred to me too but considering how he let his LDL get so high I figured best to er on the side of caution and check the kidneys. You only get two and they can't be repaired.
100% need that EGFR
benjaminnetenyahu
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EGFR is 90 brotha. How is that?
Could be better but not alarming for running a lot of gear. Start taking a statin to improve that ldl and hdl some.
benjaminnetenyahu
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Gotcha. Will do. Got some ezetimibe on order as well and I just started statin again as of today. Does this mean my kidneys are okay?
The seem fine to me. Decrease your protein some and take some astragalus root and also stay hydrated, keep BP in check. Stop taking creating mono if you are.
benjaminnetenyahu
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Woo that’s relieving. Kidneys were my main concern. Thanks man. And will do, I implemented astragalus daily early January.
adrenalytic
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I would still get that cystatin C and GGT to cover all angles but yes, EGFR of 90 is pretty good but the CMP version is not quite as accurate as the cystatin C version. My CMP eGFR is 87 and my cystatin C with eGFR is 94 so there can be some divergence.
Given your numbers you're probably fine but if you want an accurate picture of your nephron health, Cystatin C with eGFR is the way to go.
benjaminnetenyahu
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Thanks brother, still waiting on the Cystatin C test results, should be here in a day or two!
You have Heart failure. It's mild, but the reference range of Ejection fraction is like 50-65%, your left is 47 which is not terrible, but the 41% of your rightvent is awful and needs to remediated ASAP.
Im suprised your doctor didn't immediately prescribe at least one of the Heart failure drugs.
The principle heart failure drugs are a Beta Blocker, an SGLT2 inhibitor, an ACE/ARB, and a MRA. Work to ease the burden of the heart by lowering blood pressure, fluid in the heart, and heart rate. Even if your doctor doesn't prescribe you anything, you really should look into taking some of the above drug classes. Uncheck heartfailure like this is how you do by 50 or sooner when your gear use.
benjaminnetenyahu
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Thank you for your input, I appreciate you! I’m currently taking 80mg telmisartan and have Nebivolol on the way so that’ll take care of the ARB and beta blocker. I didn’t know this was classified as mild heart failure. My doctors are pretty useless it seems
Hardcoreboy
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| 27.1.2026 | B -Erytrosyytit | 5.6x10E12/l___ | 1 |
| 27.1.2026 | B -Hemoglobiini | 170 g/l_______ | 1 |
| 27.1.2026 | B -Hemoglobiini-A1c | 34 mmol/mol__ | 1 |
| 27.1.2026 | B -HKR (Erytrosyytit, tilavuusosuus) | 0.54 Osuus_____ | 1 |
| 27.1.2026 | B -Leukosyytit | 5.0x10E9/l____ | 1 |
| 27.1.2026 | B -Perusverenkuva + trombosyytit | Tehty | 1 |
| 27.1.2026 | B -Trombosyytit | 260x10E9/l____ | 1 |
| 27.1.2026 | E -MCH | 30 pg________ | 1 |
| 27.1.2026 | E -MCV (Erytrosyytit, keskitilavuus) | 96 fl________ | 1 |
| 27.1.2026 | Erytroblastit | 0.00x10E9/l____ | 1 |
| 27.1.2026 | fP-Glukoosi | 5.0 mmol/l____ | 1 |
| 27.1.2026 | Glomerulussuodosnopeus, estimoitu | 83 ml/min/A__ | 1 |
| 27.1.2026 | Kolesteroli | 2.9 mmol/l____ | 1 |
| 27.1.2026 | Kolesteroli, high density lipoproteiinit | 0.93 mmol/l____ | 1 |
| 27.1.2026 | Kolesteroli, low density lipoproteiinit | 1.7 mmol/l____ | 1 |
| 27.1.2026 | Kreatiniini | 99 umol/l____ | 1 |
| 27.1.2026 | non-HDL-kolesteroli, plasma | 2.0 mmol/l____ | 1 |
| 27.1.2026 | P -Alaniiniaminotransferaasi | 34 U/l_______ | 1 |
| 27.1.2026 | P -Kalium | 4.5 mmol/l____ | 1 |
| 27.1.2026 | P -Natrium | 137 mmol/l____ | 1 |
| 27.1.2026 | P -Tyreotropiini | 2.8 mU/l______ | 1 |
| 27.1.2026 | P -Tyroksiini, vapaa | 18.4 pmol/l____ | 1 |
| 27.1.2026 | Punasolujen kokojakauma | 13 %_________ | 1 |
| 27.1.2026 | Triglyseridit | 0.79 mmol/l____ | 1 |
Bro start your own thread lmao don’t high Jack ol boys thread on his heart
benjaminnetenyahu
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Hypothetical question for you guys.
If I continue blasting, high doses and such, however continued using telmisartan, add in Nebivolol and ezedimibe, continued my daily fasted cardio, eating clean…
What would you guys think would become of my heart? Any regression of the damage already done? Or just mitigating further damage?
I suppose what I’m asking is there any scenario, where I can continue bodybuilding, pursuing a pro card, high doses, and not die? Even if I have to take a long time at TRT to recover before blasting again. Wouldn’t I just revert back to the already done damage upon blasting again?
Should mention again that this MRI was taken after 3 cycles ran where blood pressure was unmanaged. I know for a fact my BP was in the 160s/80s for a good portion of my 2nd cycle which lasted 16 weeks.
If I continue blasting, high doses and such, however continued using telmisartan, add in Nebivolol and ezedimibe, continued my daily fasted cardio, eating clean…
What would you guys think would become of my heart? Any regression of the damage already done? Or just mitigating further damage?
I suppose what I’m asking is there any scenario, where I can continue bodybuilding, pursuing a pro card, high doses, and not die? Even if I have to take a long time at TRT to recover before blasting again. Wouldn’t I just revert back to the already done damage upon blasting again?
Should mention again that this MRI was taken after 3 cycles ran where blood pressure was unmanaged. I know for a fact my BP was in the 160s/80s for a good portion of my 2nd cycle which lasted 16 weeks.
I think it’s really dumb and you’re playing with fire. Heart failure is no joke. Dying on your death bed on dilaudid and being 50-60 lbs overweight filled with water sounds terrible just because you want to looks good. Drop your ego and get a real cardiologist and don’t die.
Duraclear
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There's no answer that you're going to like. If you continue to run those doses, you will continue to damage your heart, period. I know the pro card is important to you, and you may be tempted to say F it, but just keep in mind that as I said, heart disease is irreversible. The person you are in 10-20 years from today (if you make it that far) will almost certainly regret that decision. You may have a wife and child and be kept awake at night by the thought of being torn away from them at any moment due to an arterial plaque rupture or aortic dissection. You certainly will not enjoy having your rib cage sawed in half for a bypass or valve replacement.
16 weeks is not really long enough for high BP to do a lot of damage. Yes, you should control your BP, but there's more going on here.
adrenalytic
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Real talk. How did you let it get this far? This is not professional behavior. If you don't have a coach looking out for you then what are you really doing? Any coach worth his salt would have caught this way before it came to this. So that tells me you don't have one or you don't have a good one OR you don't listen to his advice.
Trying to go pro without a coach is pretty much not possible unless you have decades of training experience behind you. My gut tells me you're not really all-in, you're just blasting drugs and hoping that will be the edge you need. Well, you can see how that is turning out.
Reassess your life, goals and approach to this whole thing or you will be dead in short order.
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