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https://www.auajournals.org/doi/full/10.1016/j.juro.2016.02.1856
"Although the rate of erythrocytosis is comparable among BIW and QW dosing, more frequent dosing of injectable T is associated with a higher maximum Hct and a higher incidence of erythrocytosis. These data suggest that dosing frequency, rather than total T dose, is an important factor in development of erythrocytosis in men on injectable TTh."
Here is a three year old study I missed showing maximum hematocrit higher with 2 weekly injections vs 1 weekly injection...So according to this, wouldn't daily dosing be even worse?
I've seen a handful of people claim daily injections keeps hematocrit lower but I have only ever noticed the exact opposite. Perhaps it is because they lowered their total weekly dose alongside the daily injections.
I think it's time we have an important RESPECTFUL discussion on what people who have done the more traditional method (less injections) who have switched to more frequent injections (ED or EOD) and what have they noticed from their hematology panel.
"Although the rate of erythrocytosis is comparable among BIW and QW dosing, more frequent dosing of injectable T is associated with a higher maximum Hct and a higher incidence of erythrocytosis. These data suggest that dosing frequency, rather than total T dose, is an important factor in development of erythrocytosis in men on injectable TTh."
Here is a three year old study I missed showing maximum hematocrit higher with 2 weekly injections vs 1 weekly injection...So according to this, wouldn't daily dosing be even worse?
I've seen a handful of people claim daily injections keeps hematocrit lower but I have only ever noticed the exact opposite. Perhaps it is because they lowered their total weekly dose alongside the daily injections.
I think it's time we have an important RESPECTFUL discussion on what people who have done the more traditional method (less injections) who have switched to more frequent injections (ED or EOD) and what have they noticed from their hematology panel.