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Testosterone cypionate hematocrit tracker for erythrocytosis review
Use this sheet to record hematocrit results, lab details and symptoms while taking testosterone cypionate, and to prepare questions for your prescriber or pharmacist about erythrocytosis monitoring. Bring it to each lab visit or appointment.
Your testosterone details
Copy these from your prescription label or pharmacy record.
Medicine name as printedWrite the name on your label, such as testosterone cypionate or a brand name
Form and how it is givenWrite the form and route listed on your prescription
Prescriber name and phone
Pharmacy name and phone
Date treatment started
Hematocrit reference range on your lab reportCopy the range printed next to your result
Hematocrit and symptom log
Add a row each time you have a blood test or notice a change.
| Date | Hematocrit result | Lab or clinic | Symptoms or concerns |
|---|---|---|---|
Gather before your lab or visit
- Bring copies of all past hematocrit and hemoglobin lab reports.
- Note the reference range printed on each report.
- Write down any threshold your prescriber has mentioned to you.
- Confirm when your next blood test is scheduled.
- List all other medicines and supplements you take.
- Check with your pharmacist which formulation and route are on file.
- Note any leg pain, swelling, warmth or redness you have noticed.
Questions for your prescriber or pharmacist
- What hematocrit result would lead you to change my dose or formulation?
- Which guideline or threshold are you using for my care?
- How often should my hematocrit be checked while I am on this medicine?
- Would a different formulation or route be an option for me?
- Which symptoms should make me call you urgently?
- Are there other causes you want to rule out before we decide?
- Can you explain the clot warning signs listed on my medicine label?
This sheet records information for a conversation with your prescriber or pharmacist. It does not replace their instructions or the medication's prescribing information.