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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Side Effect Management
How long does it take for hematocrit to lower after reducing dose?
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<blockquote data-quote="HealthMan" data-source="post: 166202" data-attributes="member: 13512"><p>In my experience once you reach a dose that your body will “slow down” RBC production (this dose will be different for everyone) in a month or so I saw a reduction in HCT. RBC lifespan is roughly 120 days but that doesn’t mean it will take that long to start to see result. The “die rate” will be the same but the new RBC rate will be lower. So you should start to see results before 120 days (remember your body is constantly producing RBCs and they are constantly “dying”. So the body is constantly replacing them but now the replacement rate is lower) The most important thing for you is to find at what dose your RBC production will slow down enough to lower HCT. For the that is 100mg a week of Test Cyp. If i go 110mg a week HCT goes back up. Unfortunately for some people the testosterone dose to control HCT will be too low to provide any relief in symptoms.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HealthMan, post: 166202, member: 13512"] In my experience once you reach a dose that your body will “slow down” RBC production (this dose will be different for everyone) in a month or so I saw a reduction in HCT. RBC lifespan is roughly 120 days but that doesn’t mean it will take that long to start to see result. The “die rate” will be the same but the new RBC rate will be lower. So you should start to see results before 120 days (remember your body is constantly producing RBCs and they are constantly “dying”. So the body is constantly replacing them but now the replacement rate is lower) The most important thing for you is to find at what dose your RBC production will slow down enough to lower HCT. For the that is 100mg a week of Test Cyp. If i go 110mg a week HCT goes back up. Unfortunately for some people the testosterone dose to control HCT will be too low to provide any relief in symptoms. [/QUOTE]
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