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High Hematocrit: Effect on Blood Pressure & Effect of Altitude on Hematocrit
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<blockquote data-quote="BigTex" data-source="post: 223413" data-attributes="member: 43589"><p>So my theory is most like correct, the 2103 serum T level I got probably cause RBC production to be high since I tested 21 days after discovering it was high. Most likely if I just wait until July and test again it might have corrected itself. However, a week ago I started having tachycardia, with an irregular sinus rhythm, non- A-Fib. After my cardiologist reviewed my EKG and blood testing , he said it was very probable that the high RBC's caused this. Now I am taking metoprolol to keep the heart rate under control. In a week I have gone from a 100+ RHR to 61. So I am definitely donating blood tomorrow. Hopefully by July when I do blood testing again it will be back to normal. I am also going to have my doctor to check for iron status.</p><p></p><p>So I will drink about 40oz of water before testing and I am also going to add some low intensity aerobic exercise back into my training. I saw anther doctor on video called the anabolic doctor. I did agree with his statement that "we need to do a lot more research in this area." Its too bad that the past 30+ years have been wasted as a result of this witch hunt against anabolic steroid users. Science could have used this time. There is so much more we need to know.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BigTex, post: 223413, member: 43589"] So my theory is most like correct, the 2103 serum T level I got probably cause RBC production to be high since I tested 21 days after discovering it was high. Most likely if I just wait until July and test again it might have corrected itself. However, a week ago I started having tachycardia, with an irregular sinus rhythm, non- A-Fib. After my cardiologist reviewed my EKG and blood testing , he said it was very probable that the high RBC's caused this. Now I am taking metoprolol to keep the heart rate under control. In a week I have gone from a 100+ RHR to 61. So I am definitely donating blood tomorrow. Hopefully by July when I do blood testing again it will be back to normal. I am also going to have my doctor to check for iron status. So I will drink about 40oz of water before testing and I am also going to add some low intensity aerobic exercise back into my training. I saw anther doctor on video called the anabolic doctor. I did agree with his statement that "we need to do a lot more research in this area." Its too bad that the past 30+ years have been wasted as a result of this witch hunt against anabolic steroid users. Science could have used this time. There is so much more we need to know. [/QUOTE]
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