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<blockquote data-quote="Nixter" data-source="post: 128805" data-attributes="member: 22665">Thanks Nelson, i am aware of those factors. My BP is upper normal for sure. This started when i started trt, it was lower before. My hematocrit tends to creep up as well. I'm donating today actually. I haven't really noticed previous donations having any effect on ED though, but i wasn't specifically making any mental note eitherA new panel is the first step of course, but i have to drive down to the US for that. It's not that far from Vancouver but it requires taking time off work. I can also get blood work through the anti aging clinic that got me started but it's more expensive in Canada. At least id have the doc to help interpret the results. Even though it's just a naturopath, he treats a lot of local clients so he has experience.I've been wondering for a while now if i might be better served finding the max T dose at which i don't require an AI and just go with that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nixter, post: 128805, member: 22665"] Thanks Nelson, i am aware of those factors. My BP is upper normal for sure. This started when i started trt, it was lower before. My hematocrit tends to creep up as well. I'm donating today actually. I haven't really noticed previous donations having any effect on ED though, but i wasn't specifically making any mental note either A new panel is the first step of course, but i have to drive down to the US for that. It's not that far from Vancouver but it requires taking time off work. I can also get blood work through the anti aging clinic that got me started but it's more expensive in Canada. At least id have the doc to help interpret the results. Even though it's just a naturopath, he treats a lot of local clients so he has experience. I've been wondering for a while now if i might be better served finding the max T dose at which i don't require an AI and just go with that. [/QUOTE]

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