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That's if they have a doctor or insurance. Yes, the doctor is the smarter route. They would have to do a full workup on why the patient has erythrocytosis. You would need to tell them you are doing steroids.
Yeah I just donate at Red cross and another local lab. Just mark no on steroid use. One girl asked me if I was on testosterone after I got off the scale. I said no... lol.....other girls make comments about my arms and veins. One bank here also lets trt patients drain once a month free with a DR note but I dont wanna go that route .
I had liver enzymes worse than yours and i too took bloods after training.
then why not donate to the Red Cross get it done In 30 minutes,,,vs find a nurse and invite her over to do it on her day off? will she borrow the equipment from work? if I ws a nurse someone asked me this id tell them to Donate and laugh at the thought. whats my tip for going through the trouble and risking my license if something goes wrong? do I get my #40 an hour because shit aint free
Why are you bringing this shit up again? You clearly do not know the limitations and parameters of going to redcross
why are you so sensitive about it forgot to take the AI? dude bumped the thread, I saw you replied to me and I didn't reply.
I don't need an AI, we have been over this in another thread.
I donated every 8 weeks, before I read about how dumb it is, it tanks guys ferretin and they feel like shit, long thread about it on an advanced board.
They should be eating enough meat and getting plenty of iron unless they are vegan scum.
you'd think, but lots of big meat heads ive seen on forums, they donate and then have low ferretin, feel like shit. I would donate every 8 weeks but once I started seeing that, stopped. my levels are fine without donating so no need to, was just doing it as. precaution but can be more harmful than helpful for some
| TSH |
| H |
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| TRIIODOTHYRONINE (T3) | 3.6 | 2.0-4.4 PG/ML |
| T4,FREE(DIRECT) | 1.56 | 0.82-1.77 NG/DL |
| RBC | 6.09* | H | 4.14-5.80 X10E6/UL |
| HEMOGLOBIN | 18.3* | H | 13.0-17.7 G/DL |
| HEMATOCRIT | 54.2* | H | 37.5-51.0 % |
| GLUCOSE | 100* | H | 70-99 MG/DL |
| CREATININE | 1.34* | H | 0.76-1.27 MG/DL |
| AST (SGOT) | 34 | 0-40 IU/L | |
| ALT (SGPT) | 54* | H | 0-44 IU/L |
The local community blood center is giving me a few different options for donating blood: Whole Blood, Double Red Cells, Platelet Only, or Plasma Only. Which should I pick? Also how much should I donate and will they ask how much? And I tried to explain not being fasted for TSH to my doc but he still wanted me to come in fasted so I was fasted.
Been going to the doctor for hypothyroid for about 7 years. You got to get that tested when you're not fasted. So you might as well just do that all by itself one day. If I were you I would do a double red. You don't want to do too many double Reds but you want to throw them in every now and then with your routine regular blood donations. Donate at least four times a year regular donations. And donate a couple of double Reds. When I first started this game I was like you in my hematocrit got that high but after learning how to control it I stay around 51. Before a blast you need to do a double red donation. Then at the end of the blast you need to do a regular blood donation. Then just do a mixture every two or three months or when they allow you to do them. I would start eating grapefruit or supplement with grapefruit seed extract it seems to be helping me. I try not to donate more than five times a year cuz you can lower a lot of things on your Labs but until you get it under control you might need to become a member at two separate Labs so you can do like a double red and wait like a month and then do a Power red.Don't tell them your on test....they won't know. I used two different blood Labs but now that I've got it under control I don't go to frequently though.
Yeah, even test, primo and mast at 300 to 400 do not cause an increase whatsoever in my hemocrit. You probably have to run a lot to decrease it substantially though.
