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Managing Blood Thickness on Testosterone - Doctor's Analysis

🌏💊📋 Please take my anonymous Global Steroid Survey: Understanding correlates of harm among people who use image and performance enhancing drugs: https://griffithuw.qualtrics.com/jfe/... To learn more about it, watch this video:    • Anonymous Global Steroid Survey - We Need ...   __________ Testosterone can cause thick blood - polycythemia or erythrocytosis. For more in-depth info, see my videos on https://www.AnabolicDocApp.com . The problem for men on TRT is that healthcare providers manage red blood cell counts with an understanding of polycythemia vera, which generally comes with lower erythropoietin. But men on TRT experience a secondary form of the condition, androgen induced erythrocytosis. This video explains how to manage the secondary form for men on TRT, and how treatment may differ. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe, and turn on notifications so you see my latest videos right away! My Testosteronology™ App is live! Visit https://www.testosteronology.com/ or find it on the App Store and Google Play. Try it free! Check out the new Testosteronology™ YouTube channel:    / @testosteronology   Want to talk to me directly through Zoom? Subscribe to the Testosteronology™ App where I host Ask The Doc Live Q&A meetings every Tuesday at 12pm EST and Thursday at 3pm EST. App subscribers also get access to member's only content, including over 175 videos never published on YouTube, my ABCDs™ health assessment, and forum! I’m currently offering 1-on-1 consultations at https://www.ThomasOConnorMD.com, and taking new patients on a case-by-case basis. The fastest way to reach me for questions is still the Ask The Doc Q&A’s and forum at https://www.Testosteronology.com TABLE OF CONTENTS: 00:00 - Intro 01:59 - Intro to Polycythemia 04:13 - Polycythemia vera 05:44 - JAMA article - https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama... 05:56 - Polycythemia Vera 06:47 - The Secondary Types 07:00 - Low Oxygenation States 07:57 - Androgen Induced Erythrocytosis 09:06 - MOA for the Hypercoagulable states 09:58 - watch anything over 18-54 11:13 - What are the risks of a Hypercoagulable states 11:35 - Genetic 12:03 - Predisposition for clots 12:15 - Obesity 12:37 - Vacine 13:08 - Testosterone and risk of clots 13:21 - Jama Article-https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama... 14:39 - Lack of Data - Poor Studies 15:04 - 2nd article-https://www.auajournals.org/doi/10.10... 16:14 - It Depends on the Labs 16:40 - Symptoms - there are none! 18:07 - Management 20:52 - Symptoms - how do you feel? 23:04 - Blurry vision 23:32 - What’s your medical history? 24:54 - What’s the Goal? 26:18 - Ferratin levels 28:28 - Microdose 28:46 - Aspirin 29:11 - Phlobotomy 29:41 - Long Flights I’m currently offering 1-on-1 consultations at https://www.ThomasOConnorMD.com, and taking new patients on a case-by-case basis. The fastest way to reach me for questions is still the Ask The Doc Q&A’s and forum at https://www.Testosteronology.com Stay Strong and Healthy, Dr. O ____________ As the Anabolic Doc, since 2003, I’ve provided men who are using or have used anabolic steroids a confidential, ethical and professional medical venue to discuss their use. I do NOT in any way support the use of any performance enhancing drugs - PEDs, anabolic steroid or other medicine for muscle building or body transformation. The “off-label” use of PEDs, as such agents is considered illicit and may lead to adverse health outcomes. Please consult an expert health professional regarding any medical agent and do NOT use any medicine without the explicit advice and supervision of an appropriate medical expert. This video is for education and information only. This is not medical advice. Only take medications as prescribed by your doctor. Do not take illegal substances. Taking steroids can lead to serious health consequences. #Testosterone #Polycythemia #Erythrocytosis #TRT