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I have been diagnosed as anemic (iron deficiency, low hemaglobin and hematocrit) and am on 325mg ferrous sulfate. All labs are stable and in range but i have absolutely no energy and current T levels are low 300's. Is this something that will cause me to not be prescribed trt? Or too difficult for your clinic to take on?
AlphaMD's Answer
TRT raises the blood count. In fact, anemia is an indication to start TRT. “Low 300s” is also considered low testosterone, depending on your age. You would likely benefit from TRT.
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