Bloodwork for Safety

I asked on one of Dr. MRs webinars a while back what bloodwork I should have done regularly, and I wrote down his answer. Now I can't find where I wrote it down. Does anyone know what bloodwork I should have done and how often? I'm currently taking various vitamins, sage, astaxanthin, hawthorn berry, curcumin, and probiotics for protocol support, TUDCA, NAC, and Alka Seltzer Gold for detox, and borax, grapefruit seed extract, otoba bark, cat's claw, cinnamon oregano and clove oil, and cryptolepis to treat the 3Bs. I plan to add pharmaceticals back into the mix, probably doxy and fluconazole.

on pharmaceuticals they checked me monthly, maybe that helps you

Thanks everyone! Rainy Cloud sent me the video so I got Dr.MR's answer, so I'll post it here for anyone else with the same question:

For herbs only, CBC and CMP (comprehensive metabolic profile) every 3 months

For fluconazole check liver function after one month, then every 2 months if numbers are good

For tetras, BUN and creatinine after 1 month, then every 2 months if numbers are good

It depends on what you're taking.

If you're using any anti-folates (dapsone, malarone, bactrim) then check folate.

If you're taking anything that can mess with adrenals (fluconazole, rifampin, bactrim, clarithromycin, vitamin D) then check sodium/potassium (included in CMP), vitamin B12, homocysteine, vitamin C, carnitine.

Many people report unusually high B6. A possible suspect is bartonella synthesizing vitamin B6 from precursors, but there could be other causes.

Usual suspects for high bilirubin are bartonella or babesia causing hemolysis, but there can be other causes for this.

Bartonella is also a suspect for increased ammonia.

Low platelet count and high MPV (mean platelet volume) can be risk factors for micro-clotting.

White blood cell counts will change during herx, but this is usually not a cause for concern.