Hi everybody.
I’m 55 and doing TRT for the last 3 years now. I’m from Brazil and apologize for my poor english. I began TRT after studied your forum and have learned a lot.
I began doing 30 mg Testosterone enantate (105 mg/w), 25 mg anastrozol, 250 iu HCG, all of it EOD.
I didn’t do blood work at first and changed things 1,5 years ago to 35 mg testosterone enantate (122,5 mg/w), 0,33 mg anastrozol and 250 iu HCG, EOd. Feeling very well and decided to do blood work to see how things were going on.
These were my results at the time (dez/16):
TT: 874,0 ng/dl
FT: 568,8 pmol/l
SHBG: 48,2 nmol/l
E2: 20,0 pg/ml
Blood count was normal.
I decided to change a little bit my testosterone for the reason that I thought my E2 was a little low.
I changed to 37,5 mg (131,25 mg/w) testosterone enantate EOD. Anastrozol and hcg was kept the same (right after the first blood work). Didn’t do blood work after that change but did 2 weeks ago (jun/18)
My last results:
TT: >1500
FT: not showned
SHBG: 37,7 nmol/l
Blood Count:
Mean Globular Volume: 99,0 fL ( 80 - 96)
Hematocrit: 54,4% (40 - 54)
OBS: Macrocytosis
Well, I decided to return to more Baseline dosage to 100 mg/w testosterone enantate, ,25 anastrozol EOD and 250 iu HCG EOD. Blood work in 6 weeks to see what happening.
I think not necesary. My red blood cells are at 5,50 M/mm3 (4,4 - 5,9).
My blood pressure is high at the moment. My cardiologist gave me a high blood pressure medication this week.
I think the high blood pressure is linked to high levels of testosterone in my sistem. The same for the macrocytosis.
what I don’t understand is the fact that the dose of testosterone that I was taken was not so high.
Did your blood pressure go down after donating? That would be a clue the high HCT was part of the cause. If your blood pressure did not improve then the donation may not have been needed.
Looking forward to your next report.