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c/bloodwork·submitted 4 months ago by u/skip_week_sceptic

small win: ALT stopped being a problem at week 87

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small win: ALT stopped being a problem at week 87. This is a description of what happened to me and not a plan for anybody else. Took a baseline the week before starting purely because this board told me to. Best five minutes I have spent on this. Compared two draws across two labs and spent a week worrying before…

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u/anders_vermeulen115 points·4 months ago

nothing on this board interprets your results for you

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u/liver_enzyme_liz78 points·4 months ago

Did anything else change in that window — training, intake, hydration?

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u/elin_trevino17 points·4 months ago

Tracked triglycerides against the weight trend for a year. The correlation was much weaker than I expected and that was worth knowing.

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u/hugo_pires14 points·4 months ago

Brought the whole set to my clinician rather than one flagged value. Completely different conversation.

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u/noor_cardoso-16 points·4 months ago

My ApoB moved and I spent a fortnight convinced I knew why. The repeat six weeks later was back in range and I had changed nothing.

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u/emil_agyeman1 point·4 months ago

a single fasting insulin outside range is a reason to repeat, not to panic

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