Hemoglobin tracks in parallel with hematocrit and reflects oxygen-carrying capacity. On TRT and AAS, it rises alongside hematocrit and provides a complementary view of erythrocytosis risk.
Hemoglobin above 18 g/dL on AAS is a significant red flag for blood hyperviscosity and should prompt dose reduction or phlebotomy regardless of hematocrit percentage.
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