You have some serious erythrocytosis (very high red blood cell count) going on. I would not believe it's in isolation due too AAS-erythropoietin stimuli. I suspect there's a secondary cause-- hypoxia (uncontrolled sleep apnea), ect. Do you smoke cigarettes, or snort coke? I know that's a personal and bizarre question. Truth of the matter is coke can stimulate EPO. It's a transient rise meaning it'll fall in a period of time after it clears.
Next, have you dumped blood on a routine basis? You have some sort of deficiencies going on that may not be related to iron deficiency alone. In contrast, sole iron deficiency or possibly b6 deficiency, copper deficiency (if you're taking too much zinc), vitamin A deficiency. There's a few other causes of an elevated RDW-- low MCV/MCH. Generally speaking, iron deficiency is the more common diagnosis.
Nonetheless, your RBC are very concerning. Consider coming off and figuring out what's up with the aforementioned.
I would not hesitate to discuss this with your primary care provider. I would address this sooner than later.
Your E2 is fine. Don't overdo it with the A.I's.
Yeah your lipids, not horrible. It's the nature of the beast.
Edit: I would not donate any blood until you further have your deficiencies evaluated by your primary care provider.
Iron deficiency can very much induce thrombosis.