Hematocrit woahs

[Grindtight]

I've mentioned this before in a previous threat about hematocrit being 56.7...doc said repeat blood test and no further injections introduced...this is based on 100mg of test cyp and 25 mg of tren e....so no injections in 2 weeks and I feel not myself but just did labs and rbc ,hemoglobin, and especially hematocrit is 54.7...doc office called and said let see what out next steps will be...I thought hematocrit would of drop more after a week.

 

[Rhyno]

You may have other underlying issues. Anything in your family history?
All other aspects good ? Nutrition, hydration, sleep, stress etc.
I had a scare once and it took several weeks for things to settle down enough for the doctor and specialist to be satisfied.

 

[Bigbear]

So hematocrit just goes down on its own if you drop the doses?

 

[Quap555]

So hematocrit just goes down on its own if you drop the doses?

Indeed if you drop them low enough to true trt doses that put you in the upper range you should have no issues

 

[Shrek]

My hemotocrit trends high like this as well, on true TRT that's in range. It sucks.

My hemotocrit only seems to drop to normal if I drop the Test entirely. When my test is tanked my CBC looks great.

I'm going to try pinning TRT mon/wed/fri to lower and spread out the peaks as that could help

 

[The_Night_King]

Indeed if you drop them low enough to true trt doses that put you in the upper range you should have no issues

I came right off and went to Keto/Carnivore and mine came down pretty quick.

 

[Cadillac]

Hydration?

 

[Sorbate]

Did you donate blood yet?

 

[Sorbate]

I have higher hemocrit when on cycle, but I think that’s partly because I increase my red meat intake while on more than trt. Once back to trt I take my foot off the gas with protein and then it drop back down to 150’s

 

[Funnyman]

I would donate blood.

 

[Chidoman]

I would donate blood.

This^^^ That is the quickest solution or just drop TRT for a couple of weeks and do blood tests. Policythemia Vera is part of the game, I'm stuck donating every four months because of that reason!

 

[gondar1]

So hematocrit just goes down on its own if you drop the doses?

for reference RBC's "live" for 3-4 months

I arnt a Dr but if this was me off the top of my head ...

I'd donate, take asa and Nattokinase, NAC and fish oil . If your Iron is high as well maybe slow that intake down too. This is all stuff i would do short term then re assess

AGAIN I"M NOT A DR, CHECK WITH YOUR DR

oops hit enter too quick sorry

Not saying those things will reduce the % but they make ur blood less sticky and get to work pretty quick

I'd pretty much guarantee that @Goldenrod has written about other supps to address this on here. I already take the ones I mentioned daily, partly for the stated reason so that's what I'm most familiar with.