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20 Sep 2016 15:22 #204070
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Hi guys,
Not the most appealing topic to follow but its a relevant questiom which needs to be asked. So apologies in advance. :cool:
2 years ago I had a heammorroidectamy. Procedure wasn't as successful as planned and I often go through periods where I bleed quite a bit every time I take a dump. It's not enough blood loss to worry me aside from the fact that I'm concerned that this will affect my hormone levels when I'm on cycle. Is this a valid worry?
For those that might have had the procedure you would know its absolutely fucking painful and I'm in no rush to go through that again. But I also don't want to be counterproductive to my gym efforts by putting exogenous test into my body and bleeding it out. How much blood loss would constitute a factor in maintaining constant test levels?
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Not the most appealing topic to follow but its a relevant questiom which needs to be asked. So apologies in advance. :cool:
2 years ago I had a heammorroidectamy. Procedure wasn't as successful as planned and I often go through periods where I bleed quite a bit every time I take a dump. It's not enough blood loss to worry me aside from the fact that I'm concerned that this will affect my hormone levels when I'm on cycle. Is this a valid worry?
For those that might have had the procedure you would know its absolutely fucking painful and I'm in no rush to go through that again. But I also don't want to be counterproductive to my gym efforts by putting exogenous test into my body and bleeding it out. How much blood loss would constitute a factor in maintaining constant test levels?
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20 Sep 2016 15:24 #204071
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Hahaha. Just realise I said in one sentence that I have periods where I bleed. Haha. Mean periods of time. The female members are laughing at me I'm sure for that one.

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20 Sep 2016 15:40 #204072
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Most of the hormone is in the IM depot rather than circulating in your blood, so it's really not something to worry about.
Many guys actually donate blood (or bloodlet themselves!) to reduce hemoglobin (RBC) and hematocrit.
Many guys actually donate blood (or bloodlet themselves!) to reduce hemoglobin (RBC) and hematocrit.
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20 Sep 2016 15:43 #204073
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I plan on doing the same after my cycle
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Eidolon wrote: Most of the hormone is in the IM depot rather than circulating in your blood, so it's really not something to worry about.
Many guys actually donate blood (or bloodlet themselves!) to reduce hemoglobin (RBC) and hematocrit.
I plan on doing the same after my cycle
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20 Sep 2016 15:46 #204075
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Eidolon is on the money.
Next time go for a THD rather, not gonna hurt as much.
Next time go for a THD rather, not gonna hurt as much.
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