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11-16-2013, 07:22 PM #1Associate Member
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Blood results for Sub Q B12 & Test Cyp
As promised I'm posting my blood test results from doing sub Q injections of B12 and Test Cyp. My protocol before testing was:
Test Cyp 62.5mg twice a week (Monday & Friday)
For the B12 I'm actually doing a product called Trivit-B. Each ampoule is 3ml and consists of
100mg B1
50mg B6
1000mcg B12
I inject 1ml once a week (Wednesday). So 333mcg of B12.
I alternated injections of both B and Test between my left and right quads. I was on this protocol for about 10 weeks.
Testing - I had blood drawn on Friday morning before my friday Test Cyp shot. So basically I would be at my lowest Testosterone level.
Results
Total Testosterone - 614 ng/ml This was a bit disappointing. Injecting the same amount IM I'm typically in the low 900 range. So I than increased it to 75mg twice a week for 1 month. Got my blood tested again and it raised it to 861. * tested on a Thursday not Friday
B12 - 1186 pg/ml I'm very pleased with this result. When I was doing the same amount IM once every 10 days my number was 808 pg/ml.
Conclusion - bye bye to long big needles into the muscle and hello to 31g insulin needles into the fat
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11-16-2013, 08:10 PM #2Member
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11-17-2013, 07:24 AM #3Originally Posted by jomamma007
And I just started 100 mg Test Cyp (switched from Test Cream) weekly and was wondering what my total would be. 900-1000 ? Wow!Last edited by Tnatious; 11-17-2013 at 07:27 AM.
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11-17-2013, 09:33 AM #4Junior Member
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How did you get the trivit-B? Script?
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11-17-2013, 05:28 PM #5Associate Member
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Buy it in Thailand. No script needed and very very cheap
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11-17-2013, 05:51 PM #6
From my knowledge, age is always a big factor in total and free testosterone levels . Presently, I'm injecting SQ, 36mg EOD. My levels are always over 1200. Sometimes they go into the high 1300s (which is too high). I'm keeping a very close watch on hematocrit, which was back in range after a blood donation. (I just donated again for good measure and plan to donate at least four times a year.) E2 is stable on low dose anastrozole - .25mg E3D.
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11-17-2013, 06:29 PM #7Associate Member
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Every time I see my HRT Doc he tells me to donate blood. I'm sure it's for the same reason you do. I'm not a big fan of IM injections as I mentioned, but what really puts me into a cold sweat is when they draw blood from a vein. My once a year draw with Lab Corp. I think I have to give 12 of those glass vials full of blood and it's a huge struggle to get through that. So because I'm a big wussy I've never given blood. Any of you guys want to scare me enough into going and finally having it done??? Why is it so important?
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11-17-2013, 06:42 PM #8
No big deal. If you start going over 50%, you chances of getting a stroke, pulmonary embolism, heart attack and kidney dysfunction increase dramatically. Maybe dying would be better than how you would be left if you survived any of these.
I wanted to be sure of my answer so I Googled this before I replied to you.
BTW, you'll get used to giving blood. I used to get faint when I looked at a needle. BW goes with the territory if you're on TRT. Just don't look at the needle. Pretty soon, you'll find that you can. Just tell the vampire to be gentle with you. ;-)Last edited by 2Sox; 11-17-2013 at 06:45 PM.
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11-17-2013, 06:53 PM #9
One thing to remember is that if you "have" to donate blood all the time due to hematocrit levels you should probably consider titrating your dosage down a bit.
@Tnatious. Re insulin needles and IM injections, it just depends on how lean you are. I would not suggest going smaller than a 1/2" length needle for this though, no matter how lean you are.
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11-17-2013, 07:43 PM #10Associate Member
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Just checked. My Hematocrit is 50.7. LabCorp. range 37.5 - 51.
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11-17-2013, 10:53 PM #11
That's high and will only increase. Donate right away. A small discomfort is nothing compared to the potential consequences. If you have the desired blood type, consider donating double red cells.
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