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My CT Scan & Calcium Score Results

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I had my CT scan for my calcium score (artery health) this morning. I got the results in just under an hour! I'll be 52 in April and have played with hormones for quite some time. The longest break I had was 7 years due to a spine surgery and severe pain. I've also had inflammatory disease for 35 years, Ankylosing Spondylitis.

The results...

Findings:
CORONARY ARTERY CALCIUM SCORE: 0
Left Main: 0
Circumflex: 0
RCA: 0

WOO HOO!! I'm relieved! I didn't expect it to be that good but I'm happy it is!! The test wasn't covered by insurance, don't bother covering a proactive test...smh...but it was only $150 out of pocket!
 
A member at PM asked me about my lipids. This was my answer...

I've never had horrible lipid numbers but I stayed away from orals most of the time and for me, Tren is the devil..LOL!

My last blood work on 10/21/20 (Not Fasted). Went from 125 to 250 TestC or Sust to 250 to 500 Test C or Sust, 200 to 300 Primo and 250 to 375 Deca when the gym opened for a month and then back down to TRT when it closed again.

Cholesterol, Total - 169
Standard 100 to 199

Triglycerides - 118
Standard 0 to 149

HDL Cholesterol - 44
Standard >39

VLDL Cholesterol Cal - 21
Standard 5 to 40

LDL Cholesterol Calc - 104 High
Standard 0 to 99

T. Chol/HDL Ratio - 3.8
Standard 0 to 5

Non-HDL Cholesterol - 125
Standard 0 to 129

WBC - 4.5
Standard 3.4 to 10.8

RBC - 5.94 High
Standard 4.14 to 5.8

Hemoglobin - 16.8
Standard 13 to 17.7

Hematocrit - 51.4 High
Standard 37.5 to 51

MCV - 87
Standard 79 to 97

MCH - 28.3
Standard 26.6 to 33

MCHC - 32.7
Standard 31.5 to 35.7

RDW - 14.1
Standard 11.6 to 15.4

Platelets - 218
Standard 150 to 450

%Neutrophils - 48%
Standard Range Not Established

%Lymphocytes - 36%
Standard Range Not Established

%Monocytes - 11%
Standard Range Not Established

%Eosinophils - 4%
Standard Range Not Established

Basos - 1%
Standard Range Not Established

Neutrophils (Absolute) - 2.1
Standard 1.4 to 7

Lymphs (Absolute) - 1.6
Standard .7 to 3.1

Eos (Absolute) - .2
Standard 0 to .4

Baso (Absolute) - 0
Standard 0 to .2

Immature Granulocytes - 0%
Standard Range Not Established

Immature Grans (Abs) - 0
Standard 0 to .1

Glucose, Serum - 87
Standard 65 to 99

BUN - 22
Standard 6 to 24

Creatinine, Serum - 1.19
Standard .76 to 1.27

eGFR Non African Am - 70
>59

BUN/Creatinine Ratio - 18
Standard 9 to 20

Sodium, Serum - 140
Standard 134 to 144

Potassium, Serum - 5.2
Standard 3.5 to 5.2

Chloride, Serum - 102
Standard 96 to 106

Carbon Dioxide, Total - 25
Standard 20 to 29

Calcium, Serum - 10
Standard 8.7 to 10.2

Protein, Total, Serum - 6.9
Standard 6 to 8.5

Albumin, Serum - 4.6
Standard 3.8 to 4.9

Globulin, Total - 2.3
Standard 1.5 to 4.5

A/G Ratio - 2
Standard 1.2 to 2.2

Bilirubin, Total - .7
Standard 0 to 1.2

Alkaline Phosphate, S - 42
Standard 39 to 117

AST - 29
Standard 0 to 40

ALT - 30
Standard 0 to 44

Prostate Specific Ag, Serum - .5
Standard 0 to 4
 
Any hospital and some imaging centers will do it. Just ask your primary.
 
I have to do it- my cholesterol has been in the 250's for the past 15 years and now in the 300's
 
Yeah, get the test. Those cholesterol numbers will definitely cause plaque build up over time.
 
I'll have to get one of these. Im worried about my levels based on the very basic blood donation & Dr. testing reports.
 
Hey V, good to see you posting! I haven't seen you around in a while.

Life just piles on us sometimes and we got so caught up in it we forget to just relax and live. Glad to back and hope to contribute where I can.

VP
 
It's fast...5 minutes at the most. They hook up a couple of pads, similar to an EKG but only 2 or 3. It's a piece of cake!