madman
Super Moderator
Since late August of this year. My HCT has always hung out between 46-48% and with my Ferritin already so low I'm afraid to donate =/
When starting trt hematocrit will increase within the first month and the biggest increase will be seen at the 3-6 month mark where levels tend to. stabilize for most but even then some men can still see an increase 9-12 months in before levels stabilize.
You started therapy late August and in post #3 your lab work 2017-10-25.pdf which is only 2 months later and has your hematocrit in a descent range but to truly know where it would end up on your 180 mg/week (60 mg M/W/F ) you would need to give it 6 months.
Many seem to think that after 3 months on said protocol that their hematocrit/hemoglobin is not going to increase anymore when in fact for most it will take 6 months to reach peak levels, mind you so many change their protocols often or start donating right away that one would never really truly know where their hematocrit/hemoglobin would end up in the long run on said dose of T.