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There you go.Nelson, I am looking into the issue of TRT related erythrocytosis. It has been 8 years since this post. I am wondering if you know if there has been any new research on this matter? And/or if you have changed your views on the need for donating to keep hematocrit below 52%?
Respectfully, the studies you mentioned above may not be applicable to increased red blood count/hematocrit/hemoglobin from TRT. People who are anemic to begin with may be more prone to strokes perhaps.
And Dr Rouzier still has his license. ;-) Just out of curiousity I checked. Perhaps he was not incorrect. Or perhaps he has changed his views. I couldn't find any more recent content on this topic from him.
Thanks again!
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As blanket advice, the provider's opinion you reference is medically irresponsible if not insane. Think about it. Elevated Hct is harmless because....wait for it...because it is. Sounds completely reasonable and applicable to every individual, right?
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