Just trying to determine if these items are needed for life or just for a short time every now and again. Thanks again for the wonderful service you are providing. Secondly, I just want you to know that you have a really great name. Thirdly, I'm delighted you have had such a positive response from your replacement therapy and that your energy level is back to normal. The anemia situation is a bit different in that true replacement of low red blood cells would be a blood transfusion.
Blood transfusions can be life-saving and certainly have their place in medicine.
Procrit works by stimulating your body to make it's own additional new red blood cells. So if the option is available to use Procrit to stimulate your own bone marrow to make it's own additional red blood cells, this would be highly preferred for safety and efficacy. If the underlying problem is resolved, then the need for testosterone replacement may decrease as well. In other words, the therapy can be used for long periods of time but in some cases this may not be necessary. A similar situation is true for Procrit.