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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Side Effect Management
Managing Polycythemia by reducing DHT
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<blockquote data-quote="Tom Larabee" data-source="post: 27098" data-attributes="member: 76"><p>Some guys are just prone to create more red blood cells, its not a bad thing as long as you control it with phlebotomizes, along the way. I am one of those, it used to be I had to have one every 8 weeks, now I am about 3-4 a year, it does seem to get better but doesn't go away. I think all of the advise you are getting is deal with this, don't change in order to try and manage something you state you had to deal with even at lower amounts, it really is best to just handle it with a phlebotomy.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tom Larabee, post: 27098, member: 76"] Some guys are just prone to create more red blood cells, its not a bad thing as long as you control it with phlebotomizes, along the way. I am one of those, it used to be I had to have one every 8 weeks, now I am about 3-4 a year, it does seem to get better but doesn't go away. I think all of the advise you are getting is deal with this, don't change in order to try and manage something you state you had to deal with even at lower amounts, it really is best to just handle it with a phlebotomy. [/QUOTE]
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