High creatinine & low eGFR numbers on bloodwork = KIDNEY FAILURE IMMINENT?

[randy841]

bro did yoru creatine ever go down or did you get more advanced tests on kidneys? im assuming u are fine

i had kidney scare and this is what i learned reading the boards and stuff...

creatinine,,,it can go up,,,as high as 1.8,,if it goes higher than that maybe worry but our creatinine will be high

now protein in urine,,,that is a problem,,,protein should not be in uring no matter if you run tren tren all year long, that is a bad sign

high bun, high creatine, do not worry if below 2.0

protein in urine, may need more tests done

Yes, i had further tests done soon after the one noted above and also saw a specialist at a hospital. The creatine went down.

I will specifically request the protein in urine each time from now on in blood work. Last time i got checked it was within range.

[randy841]

hows your blood pressure?

BP remains perfect or better since removing eq in late February from Test and Tren cycle.

[randy841]

do not take crestor or any of that shit. start 10 grams of fish oil yesterday along with red yeast rice and coq10. this will drop your cholesterol quickly. i know i did this.

liv52 is another great product for the liver values.

increase water intake.

Not on any meds.

Presently on
fish oil
B12
T4 @100mcg ed
Isolate protein
Nolva
Diet - clean

I will definitely implement the yeast rice/Q-10. Tx!

Liv52 better option than Milk thistle?

[nefario]

Not on any meds.

Presently on
fish oil
B12
T4 @100mcg ed
Isolate protein
Nolva
Diet - clean

I will definitely implement the yeast rice/Q-10. Tx!

Liv52 better option than Milk thistle?

NAC (N-acetyl cysteine) is likely the single-most useful, legitimate liver support that you can take.  It's commonly used in cases of poisoning from acetominophen and other compounds. Strong anti-oxidant and it enhances glutathione synthesis, which is key.  You can buy it in powder form and it lasts forever...very small doses.  Check it out on PubMed if you want to sort through the thousands of studies on it.

Also, red yeast rice has beneficial effects because it actually contains a statin (lovastatin = monacolins), so while you're not taking a prescribed statin like Lipitor or Crestor, the only real difference is the uncertainty as to the actual dose.  Not saying whether you should or shouldn't use it, but don't be naive and think it's some sort of magical herbal alternative.  Just like other statins, the positive effect disappears when you stop taking it.

Good luck with your health.

[irishdave]

Mine came back around that value too, nothing to worry about like the lads said.

[randy841]

Mine came back around that value too, nothing to worry about like the lads said.

Sounds reassuring.

Tx Dave and the rest of the gang!

[randy841]

NAC (N-acetyl cysteine) is likely the single-most useful, legitimate liver support that you can take.  It's commonly used in cases of poisoning from acetominophen and other compounds. Strong anti-oxidant and it enhances glutathione synthesis, which is key.  You can buy it in powder form and it lasts forever...very small doses.  Check it out on PubMed if you want to sort through the thousands of studies on it.

Also, red yeast rice has beneficial effects because it actually contains a statin (lovastatin = monacolins), so while you're not taking a prescribed statin like Lipitor or Crestor, the only real difference is the uncertainty as to the actual dose.  Not saying whether you should or shouldn't use it, but don't be naive and think it's some sort of magical herbal alternative.  Just like other statins, the positive effect disappears when you stop taking it.

Good luck with your health.

Very insightful nefario.

Did some research on NAC - interesting stuff.

Red yeast sounds like a sure bet. I hear good things about it all the time.

[tstmaniac]

For high creatinine #'s i have removed the creatine monohydrate.

Wanted to finish the cycle by end of February Test/Eq/Tren. If i remove the latter two (eq/tren), to preserve gains, can i cruise on very low dosages of Test while awaiting testing? Anyone try this to lower creatinine levels?

An injection can actually alter your creatinine kinase levels if done within 2 to 3 days before your blood test