Yeesh. I'm not normally one to freak out too much about hematocrit, but 58.6 is quite high. I don't think there are many scenarios in which that level is desirable unless you are a serious endurance athlete or living at very high altitude. It doesn't sound like either apply to you.
I do want to get the hematocrit down, and the E2 also. Thats what i reduced the test. I am also going to start drinking more water and doing more frequent injections. Blood work in two or so weeks, and I'll reevaluate and go from there. Thanks for the comments.
