Blood tests results + need help

[simonf]

Hi lads , im 22 yrs old and i did a

Russian D-bol 30mg 4 weeks (oral tabs)

Sustanon 500mg a week for 8 weeks

and i got a blood test done a week ago

and my liver values were very high ,so i had to see the doctor ,and i told him i was on roids ,so it was the same thing "get off them now your balls will shrink your liver will be fucked up etc etc."....

1..anyway i think it was the d-bol that did it to my liver what do u think or would it be sustanon???

2..will my liver go back to normal

3.. i want to go back on roids but dont want to take d-bol ,i want to do Sustanon/Deca what else can i add to this??


oh and i was taking LIV-52 AND Milk Tistle during the cycle ..


also the doctor said clomid thats for women ,not men..but he said "im not stopping u from taking it u can if u want to it up to u..but i said i need to take it cause i keep most of my gains from it

anyway im off roids for a month or 2 and i am going back for another blood test in 6 weeks to see if my liver valus are back to normal

any suggestions

lads

 

[OXANDRIN]

did he give you numbers? livers values normal is 2-50 and your hdl cholesterol was prolly f'ed up give more info and i can help you out we have all be there...

 

[musclebones]

Sorry bro I can't tell you how to get your liver back to normal but I can tell you D-Bol definatley caused your complications..

best of luck man

mb

 

[DrJMW]

Oral meds, like d-bol, are tough on the liver. I'd keep the d-bol cycles short--4 weeks tops in the future. Oral meds are always tougher on the liver.

 

[DocTodd]

sounds like your doc isnt too familiar with AAS besides the usual dogma from what you said. He isnt incorrect though. He probably doesnt realize Clomid will jumpstart your HPTA from your testosterone. If you tell him he will probably say (to himself) "Oh yea, now i remember from medical school. I wouldnt expect too much help from him. I bet he is an old guy. The older docs are usually conservative.

The only way to get your liver enzymes back to normal is to stop or lower your dose, which might still not work.

T