Enanthate, LDL skyrocket, and nolva

[11bInBalad]

I was put on accutane about three months ago (cystic acne after coming back from Iraq where I had to wear body armor anytime I was outside the wire, which was about 90% of the time I was there) and I regularly get blood tests to ensure liver function BEFORE the doc will give me another months worth of pills. Well, I had my blood drawn last wednesday and called friday to see if it was in and make an appointment, well one of the values (LDL I believe) was three times higher than last time (I am also three weeks into a test enanthate cycle, 250mg twice a week <-- doc doesn't know, it's a military doc btw). Well, that friday I was asked to come in for a redraw, they think the lab screwed something up... So I had blood drawn again and called today to see if the results were in and they said to call back Wednesday morning.

My point by spewing all of this is the doc doesn't know about the test, anyone with medical knowledge belive that this could be the cause of my LDL tripling? Also, I just started taking nolva today @ 20mg eod due to itchy nips, will this help with my cholesterol?

ANY help would be greatly appreciated...

 

[11bInBalad]

bump for some advice...

 

[ex-infantry]

i'll bump for ya bro.... juice will affect your cholesterol in a negative way, although its a temporary fluctuation... nolva is supposed to help though.... any more responses from the vets?

 

[11bInBalad]

Thanks, hard to believe someone doesn't have any solid advice for this kinda deal... What gives? hehe

 

[view]

while on cycle, your lipids will pretty much always be destroyed. nough said.

cardio, polisocanol, fibre, efas will all help cholesterol.

 

[swearingen]

Not every study verifies this, but supplemental L-carnitine seems to lower VLDL, LDL,
triglycerides, and apolipoproteins.

 

[Ulter]

AS affects your cholesterol levels. There isn't much more anyone can say about that. The question is, so what? Cholesterol level tests are not an accurate indicator of future heart disease in exercising men who maintain a healthy diet. Especially short term flucuations in those levels like those experienced during a cycle.