As we all know using AAS increases our red blood count tremendously, as does smoking and dehydration.
But my question to you all is does it lower on its own over time? Here's my hemoglobin levels.
May 10th - 19.8 so I did a blood withdrawal
May 23rd - 16.8 I didn't do a blood withdrawal.
June 1st - 17.9 blood test by lab with no withdrawal
June 11th - 17.3 but no blood withdrawal.
All those results except June 1st was done at the blood bank where they used a handheld hemoglobin/hemocrit machine. I'm not sure as to the accuracy of them compared to a lab..
Blood levels above 18.5 can be a problem.
So my question is, is it possible for my levels to drop naturally like they did from June 1st to today, while I'm running gear?
But my question to you all is does it lower on its own over time? Here's my hemoglobin levels.
May 10th - 19.8 so I did a blood withdrawal
May 23rd - 16.8 I didn't do a blood withdrawal.
June 1st - 17.9 blood test by lab with no withdrawal
June 11th - 17.3 but no blood withdrawal.
All those results except June 1st was done at the blood bank where they used a handheld hemoglobin/hemocrit machine. I'm not sure as to the accuracy of them compared to a lab..
Blood levels above 18.5 can be a problem.
So my question is, is it possible for my levels to drop naturally like they did from June 1st to today, while I'm running gear?