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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
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Does Hematocrit ever level out?
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<blockquote data-quote="UroPA" data-source="post: 180742" data-attributes="member: 40824"><p>In my practice, I have had guys who we just could not get their HCT under control or guys who flat out did not want to do phlebotomy. In the end, I tried "split-dosing" or "mini-dosing" and have seen great responses in my patients as a result. Split dosing, meaning rather than having them inject 200mg / 1cc weekly I would have them inject 100mg or 0.50cc twice a week. Some actually preferred mini-dosing meaning even smaller doses more often rather than a large dose once a week. Given that Testosterone Cypionate has a 7 (8) day half-life, it makes it relatively easy to figure the math and after 7 days your body is getting the same target dose without the crescendo-decrescendo effect. Some of my guys are doing 0.15cc daily which works out to 1.05cc a week or roughly 210mg. I found that split-dose or mini-dose patients suffered side effects such as HCT elevations or E2 changes far less often because the dose is at target and the body seems to more readily adapt to the consistent dose rather than the roller coaster. </p><p>Just a thought</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="UroPA, post: 180742, member: 40824"] In my practice, I have had guys who we just could not get their HCT under control or guys who flat out did not want to do phlebotomy. In the end, I tried "split-dosing" or "mini-dosing" and have seen great responses in my patients as a result. Split dosing, meaning rather than having them inject 200mg / 1cc weekly I would have them inject 100mg or 0.50cc twice a week. Some actually preferred mini-dosing meaning even smaller doses more often rather than a large dose once a week. Given that Testosterone Cypionate has a 7 (8) day half-life, it makes it relatively easy to figure the math and after 7 days your body is getting the same target dose without the crescendo-decrescendo effect. Some of my guys are doing 0.15cc daily which works out to 1.05cc a week or roughly 210mg. I found that split-dose or mini-dose patients suffered side effects such as HCT elevations or E2 changes far less often because the dose is at target and the body seems to more readily adapt to the consistent dose rather than the roller coaster. Just a thought [/QUOTE]
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