Don't worry about high hematocrit/RBC/Hemoglobin?

[Thebigone]

When you do daily injections, for TRT, are they subQ or IM? And what do you use, a slin pin or needle? Lots of conflicting reports on subQ TRT daily dosing. I've been strongly considering giving it a go, but like half those who did or do it, swear by it and the other half swear you just don't absorb the oils correctly.

I backload a 29g 1cc slin in and shoot shallow IM ED. Delts,bi’s, chest,etc...

For me SubQ aromtized more and yeilded less free test than IM do I prefer IM
http://www.professionalmuscle.com/f...cle-forum/139996-everyday-im-trt-results.html

 

[maldorf]

I backload a 29g 1cc slin in and shoot shallow IM ED. Delts,bi’s, chest,etc...

For me SubQ aromtized more and yeilded less free test than IM do I prefer IM
http://www.professionalmuscle.com/f...cle-forum/139996-everyday-im-trt-results.html

I think that is how Emeric does his, IM. Right?

 

[nothuman]

I think that is how Emeric does his, IM. Right?

No he does sub Q

 

[Thebigone]

Dr. Crisler does say transdermal will convert to estrogen the most due to skin/fat so it would make sense that SubQ would aromatize more than IM.

 

[MyNameIsJeff]

Dr. Crisler does say transdermal will convert to estrogen the most due to skin/fat so it would make sense that SubQ would aromatize more than IM.

Any esterfied drug must first enter the blood stream to have the ester cleaved by enzymes in the blood. So the presence of the free hormone in different tissues will be mostly the same between IM and subQ injections. There are some pharmacokinetic differences, e.g the drug injected subQ will enter the blood stream more slowly than is the case for IM injections. But how exactly these more stable blood levels would impact total Estrogen conversion (if at all) I'm not sure.

 

[OdoChatillon]

Does anyone knows if there is a 'general rate' in witch hematocrit declines when off/low trt dose?

It can take up to 100-200 days before red bloodcels die/get replaced. So if thats true you could say after half a year +/- (150 days) your hematocrit could be stable again without testing it.

I find it hard to find any information and the decline of high hematocrit levels so I have no clue if what I said up here is right.

 

[dale338]

Does anyone knows if there is a 'general rate' in witch hematocrit declines when off/low trt dose?

It can take up to 100-200 days before red bloodcels die/get replaced. So if thats true you could say after half a year +/- (150 days) your hematocrit could be stable again without testing it.

I find it hard to find any information and the decline of high hematocrit levels so I have no clue if what I said up here is right.

I was at 53 and lowered my t dose from 130-150mg down to 80 and in about 8 weeks it dropped back to 48.7.