Bad news from Dr

[kelkel]

Why for a year and what was your dose?

Not trying to jump on you but you need to educate yourself before you kill yourself. Whenever you take any kind of AAS you're at an increased risk for elevated RBC's. Simply put it makes your blood thick (hematocrit) which is called polycythemia. Your blood was like a slurpee. Think about that. You're really fortunate to be alive. Even many guys on TRT amounts of test need to give blood.

One pint of blood will not be near enough. Hopefully your doc will be pulling more VERY soon. You should also be hydrating as much as possible and probably taking a baby aspirin nightly as well. I would suggest you search up the Power PCT Protocol by Dr. Scally and prepare for that.

[Sh0tsf1red]

Why for a year and what was your dose?

Not trying to jump on you but you need to educate yourself before you kill yourself. Whenever you take any kind of AAS you're at an increased risk for elevated RBC's. Simply put it makes your blood thick (hematocrit) which is called polycythemia. Your blood was like a slurpee. Think about that. You're really fortunate to be alive. Even many guys on TRT amounts of test need to give blood.

One pint of blood will not be near enough. Hopefully your doc will be pulling more VERY soon. You should also be hydrating as much as possible and probably taking a baby aspirin nightly as well. I would suggest you search up the Power PCT Protocol by Dr. Scally and prepare for that.

Highly agree with this. Regular donation is a must with TRT or AAS in my opinion.

[machin36]

What does trt stand for

[machin36]

Taking only 1 cc of test e every 7 days and 100 mg of anodrol once daily. I understand I need to do more research and I will this time for sure. I didn't know all this could happen. My Dr told me to come back in two weeks and give more blood. Dr scally is he on the forum here or do I just Google him

[Chicagotarsier]

Why for a year and what was your dose?

Not trying to jump on you but you need to educate yourself before you kill yourself. Whenever you take any kind of AAS you're at an increased risk for elevated RBC's. Simply put it makes your blood thick (hematocrit) which is called polycythemia. Your blood was like a slurpee. Think about that. You're really fortunate to be alive. Even many guys on TRT amounts of test need to give blood.

One pint of blood will not be near enough. Hopefully your doc will be pulling more VERY soon. You should also be hydrating as much as possible and probably taking a baby aspirin nightly as well. I would suggest you search up the Power PCT Protocol by Dr. Scally and prepare for that.

This is the 101 of TRT or Cycling. I pull a a litre of blood every 2 months. Don't trouble trouble until trouble troubles you.....

[ryobi1]

This is the 101 of TRT or Cycling. I pull a a litre of blood every 2 months. Don't trouble trouble until trouble troubles you.....

1 litre? that seems like alot, red cross removes 480 mls every 64 days, that over twice as much

[ScotchGuard02]

Why for a year and what was your dose?

Not trying to jump on you but you need to educate yourself before you kill yourself. Whenever you take any kind of AAS you're at an increased risk for elevated RBC's. Simply put it makes your blood thick (hematocrit) which is called polycythemia. Your blood was like a slurpee. Think about that. You're really fortunate to be alive. Even many guys on TRT amounts of test need to give blood.

One pint of blood will not be near enough. Hopefully your doc will be pulling more VERY soon. You should also be hydrating as much as possible and probably taking a baby aspirin nightly as well. I would suggest you search up the Power PCT Protocol by Dr. Scally and prepare for that.

This is really sound advice. A while back, I had an annual blood work done while on cycle and my hematocrit was high. My doc asked me if I had a family history of weird blood disease. So now I sit in the tub and drain blood into a blood bag once in three or four weeks. The first time I did it, I was surprised at how dark my blood was and how quickly it coagulated. I drained it into a cup and within a minute or two the blood congealed to look like soft jello. Man, I felt better though. I can totally see how someone could have a heart attack with thick blood in their veins.

[machin36]

So once every 2 month I should have a pint of blood drown right

[machin36]

U know I didn't know being a bodybuilder would be so hard but there's a lot that goes into this