u/maddgun

42 male, 5 ft 9 180lbs. No meds, diet high in fiber and healthy fats, walk 10k steps daily and strength training. Family history of heart disease on both grandmothers

I'm 5 ft 8, 177 lbs and have a good amount of muscle but not necessarily very lean. This is a dangerously low level. Should I see an endocrinologist?

Supplements: Fish oil, AHCC, zinc, vitamin D, vitamin C, magnesium, turmeric. Ashwaganda only occasionally as part of a sleep complex.

My diet is high fat, low to moderate carb. My sleep is complete shit so I'm surprised my levels are this high

42 yr old male, 5 ft 9 and 175 lbs. No known health issues, no medication, had surgery in 2021 to remove shwanoma from collarbone area. Fairly healthy diet, walk over 5k steps daily and strength training. What doctor should I see for this? How concerning is this?

42 years old, 5 ft 9 175 lbs. Active, walk over 10k steps per day, weight training. No medication. Eat plenty of fiber and green smoothies every day. Have a family history of heart disease both grandmothers. High cholesterol runs in the family.

42 yr old male. 5 ft 9, 175 lbs with no known health issues and no medication. Had surgery in 2021 to remove shwanoma from my collarbone area. Concerned about WBC declined significantly from last year's bloodwork from 8 to 4.2

How concerning is it? Should I see a hemogloist?

Got the lab work done yesterday morning and just got most results (some are still pending). As someone with bad health anxiety, it wasn't bad. The markers that I expected to be off are great, and some unexpected out of range. Shocked at the biological age calc. Expected it to be 10 years older