Blood work results

[48plus]

Recently had blood work done. It as been about 6 months since my last cycle. I am 48 yrs. old and have been involved in all (activities involved) in our sport for some time now. Not feeling bad just yearly check up. Doc said the normal stuff, same old lecture but said i had an elevated liver profile in a single area he refered to as ALA. He says each lab has their own parameters they set, but this particular lab set this particular enzyme at 1-56 as "normal". Mine came back at 75 and the doc says this could indicate an infection or hepititis. I had hepititis at an earlier age and it was Hep. B. Could this be from my liver not functioning correctly because of my earlier sickness or should I be overly concerned. Hopefully someone here can shed some light on this subject for me. All other parameters were good and cholesteral was in at 230. Thanks 48plus

 

[bilter]

I doubt its form the hep b, I went through that same shit with my old Doc (that is why I have a new doc). ANyway what was your last cycle? Did you take any liver protectants like milk thistle, tylers liver detoc or NAC? Most of us test a little high due to all f teh working out we do but there are some supps that can help. I actually stayed on milk thistle for 16 months to get my ezymes back to normal range (I did not cycle for 3 years) and they are stil high normal. Your total cholesterol is high, what was the ratio HDL, LDL? Also did they test tryglycerides and homosistein levels?