I struggle with high Hct and Hgb as well. Due to some past cardiac issues and a genetic clotting disorder, I monitor my T, E2, and CBC fairly often. My advice is stay hydrated, donate as frequently as you can, but keep an eye on your ferritin levels. You don't want to tank your ferritin.
Maybe you know a phlebotomist or a phlebotomy student that can help you out when you are ineligible to donate?
Another option would be to consider lowering your dosage further
What was you Hct prior to any TRT or cycling? Mine was 52.8%, but naturally it increased when testosterone was added.
Try not to stress, it will only compound the issue. One bonus is your platelet count is towards the lower end of the range, that's a plus.
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