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Testosterone Basics & Questions
Life after TRT - What now?
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<blockquote data-quote="JP84" data-source="post: 93811" data-attributes="member: 17455"><p>Hey Coastwatcher</p><p></p><p>Thank you for shedding light on that for me!</p><p></p><p>Certainly don't mean to appear feeling sorry for myself, like the majority I just want to feel better. Know what I mean?</p><p></p><p>I do understand my doctors concern, but as the saying goes there's nobody who know's you better than yourself. I will willingly accept the TRT protocol if it's offered including the phlebotomy. However if it's just a lower dose affair I feel personally better off looking elsewhere kind of thing. Certainly that's kind of where it felt like it was going anyway (awaiting outcome). That's my only concern really. </p><p></p><p>I do train like a beast so ideally sleeping is an issue which needs to be fixed too. As I said though I am responding well to tryptophan and zma. I know there's a lot of mixed opinion on zma but for overall health I think it's worth while for a start.</p><p></p><p>Interestingly I've just found some old blood work results pre-TRT (these ones I had done privately a year before) and even then without any TRT my RBC was high 178 g/L. So it has peaked and dipped at various times. I'm pretty sure if I had an underlying problem causing polycythemia it would remain increased? Like I mentioned recent one has come down to 158.</p><p></p><p>Not sure how Sleep Apnea impacts RBC, does it create peaks and dips then?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JP84, post: 93811, member: 17455"] Hey Coastwatcher Thank you for shedding light on that for me! Certainly don't mean to appear feeling sorry for myself, like the majority I just want to feel better. Know what I mean? I do understand my doctors concern, but as the saying goes there's nobody who know's you better than yourself. I will willingly accept the TRT protocol if it's offered including the phlebotomy. However if it's just a lower dose affair I feel personally better off looking elsewhere kind of thing. Certainly that's kind of where it felt like it was going anyway (awaiting outcome). That's my only concern really. I do train like a beast so ideally sleeping is an issue which needs to be fixed too. As I said though I am responding well to tryptophan and zma. I know there's a lot of mixed opinion on zma but for overall health I think it's worth while for a start. Interestingly I've just found some old blood work results pre-TRT (these ones I had done privately a year before) and even then without any TRT my RBC was high 178 g/L. So it has peaked and dipped at various times. I'm pretty sure if I had an underlying problem causing polycythemia it would remain increased? Like I mentioned recent one has come down to 158. Not sure how Sleep Apnea impacts RBC, does it create peaks and dips then? [/QUOTE]
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