High Red Blood Count - Need Information Please!!!

[Mavafanculo]

To start, relax, your count is high, yes, but not TOO high.
To lower you must discountinue steroids temporarily, and make some pct.
All roids increase red blood cells somewhat, but specially test, dbol, anadrol.

interesting side not on the dbol, after an initial period of slightly rasing RBC , it can then reverse and cause anemia with extended use.

 

[mace232]

To finish this thread and for search purposes:

I gave 2 units of blood in a 2 week period. My RBC tested at a normal level.

Giving blood works.

 

[Kick-Ass Stack]

Are you allowed to give blood after joining the dark side? I thought that eliminated you from ever giving again. I've given quite a bit of blood since I was old enough but now that I'm not exactly all naturale I stopped giving.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I was under the impression they didn't want anyone doing that because of the obvious needles and also because some of the synthetics might have and adverse effect on someone that really needs it.

???

 

[mace232]

Are you allowed to give blood after joining the dark side? I thought that eliminated you from ever giving again. I've given quite a bit of blood since I was old enough but now that I'm not exactly all naturale I stopped giving.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I was under the impression they didn't want anyone doing that because of the obvious needles and also because some of the synthetics might have and adverse effect on someone that really needs it.

???

Nope, they didn't have a problem at all with it as it is for medical reasons (TRT).

 

[Kick-Ass Stack]

Nope, they didn't have a problem at all with it as it is for medical reasons (TRT).

Awesome. I'm glad to know I can still donate. Do you have a suggestion of how long after a cycle you should give? I'm not an 8on / 8 off guy. Would a month after my PCT be sufficient? I guess I should really go by my bloodwork right? Whenever it becomes normal you're good to go?

Sorry for the thread jack.

 

[mace232]

Awesome. I'm glad to know I can still donate. Do you have a suggestion of how long after a cycle you should give? I'm not an 8on / 8 off guy. Would a month after my PCT be sufficient? I guess I should really go by my bloodwork right? Whenever it becomes normal you're good to go?

Sorry for the thread jack.

I don't know the answers to that however I am willing to bet you could do the red blood cell only - 2 pint donation (I forget the proper name) at any time.

 

[MassiveG300]

You won't be able to donate blood if you answer truthfully to the questions.
He could because ot was medically documented as androgens will raise RBC's.
Most year round juicers will have high hematocrits-which can be dangerous at 50 and above.
Dehydration can effect levels.
Basically you are doping your blood with androgens like with EPO as it is the same mechanism-just adding a step. AAS some more than others cause the kindneys to produce EPO>RBC's produced by the bone marrow>RBC's live for 4 months.
Depending on one's size the removal of a pint of blood can result in a 1.5-2.5% reduction in RBC mass.
Like Uter said though there is a difference in blood test values and test measurements across the pop and testing labs.

 

[H_T_]

i was just at the doc and he looked over my BC and gave me the People Eyebrow. that was all, he attributed it to me just quitting smoking.

 

[tempest2003]

This sounds like a good idea but telling your doc can have problems. They can't call the cops but if you have an HMO they can drop your coverage because of "reckless behaviour." You really need to read your policy before you tell your doc.

whats an hmo?

 

[justinjones1963]

HMO = Health Management Organization