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I am new in this forum! I am a bit scared of hematocrit problems.
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<blockquote data-quote="Joe56s" data-source="post: 226767" data-attributes="member: 44004"><p>Hi Excelmale members,</p><p></p><p>First of all I would like to thank Mr. Nelson Vergel and all of you for the interesting and useful forum that you have created. I am 56 years old and I have been diagnosed with late onset hypogonadism about two weeks ago. As I am currently living in Spain I have had to go to an urologist in my city. The doctor has prescribed me a gel, Testogel 50mgs. My total testosterone level is 254 ng/dl and free testosterone 14.8 pg/ml (in Spain the first value is 2.54 ng/ml). I didn't feel very well a few weeks ago because I had difficulty to think, low libido, really tired and I thought it would be a good idea as I have an insurance health company to measure with a family medicine physician my testosterone levels. </p><p></p><p>The urologist in my city looked at my TRT levels and he prescribed me a testosterone gel. He is a renown doctor in my city but I don't really have any idea if he has prescribed me the right dose. I have been for three days thinking if I should use the gel I had bought or not. This is because I have fears that the gel could increase my hematocrit levels. My level is now 43. I read that gel don't have so much problem with the hemotocrit levels yesterday and today I have been my first day I have used the gel. But I am still having doubts about it because I am a newbie. I have also read that if you have this problem you can donate blood. I would like to know what is the incidence rate of having a high level of hematocrit using a testosterone gel (???) Does it affect many people?</p><p></p><p>Thank you in advance.</p><p></p><p>Best wishes,</p><p></p><p>Joe</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Joe56s, post: 226767, member: 44004"] Hi Excelmale members, First of all I would like to thank Mr. Nelson Vergel and all of you for the interesting and useful forum that you have created. I am 56 years old and I have been diagnosed with late onset hypogonadism about two weeks ago. As I am currently living in Spain I have had to go to an urologist in my city. The doctor has prescribed me a gel, Testogel 50mgs. My total testosterone level is 254 ng/dl and free testosterone 14.8 pg/ml (in Spain the first value is 2.54 ng/ml). I didn't feel very well a few weeks ago because I had difficulty to think, low libido, really tired and I thought it would be a good idea as I have an insurance health company to measure with a family medicine physician my testosterone levels. The urologist in my city looked at my TRT levels and he prescribed me a testosterone gel. He is a renown doctor in my city but I don't really have any idea if he has prescribed me the right dose. I have been for three days thinking if I should use the gel I had bought or not. This is because I have fears that the gel could increase my hematocrit levels. My level is now 43. I read that gel don't have so much problem with the hemotocrit levels yesterday and today I have been my first day I have used the gel. But I am still having doubts about it because I am a newbie. I have also read that if you have this problem you can donate blood. I would like to know what is the incidence rate of having a high level of hematocrit using a testosterone gel (???) Does it affect many people? Thank you in advance. Best wishes, Joe [/QUOTE]
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