I always have high e2 (as by ultra sensitive test) and I don’t get any sides. Last blood test came in at 95. I backed down on the T by 20% and started pinning eod vs e3 days. Tested 4 weeks later and was actually a little higher than the first. Should note here I’m a very high responder and have low SHBG when on cycle, last two blood tests came in at 7 and free test extremely high so makes sense that I have very high e2. I started to have higher (not bad but higher) blood pressure readings, not a lot of water…Even though I didn’t have any sides, and never do, I still didn’t feel comfortable with that number so threw in some Aeromasin (I prefer this over other ai) to bring it down. Personally I don’t think you should let numbers alone dictate protocol but as I said felt the numbers were at a level where I felt this high accompanies overall excessive hormone exposure so my real concern wasn’t high estrogen itself but the total physiological load from the cycle. I don’t think you need to crush estrogen but you can’t let it run wild either. And you need to interpret the e2 reading along side total, free, shbg, bp, hematocrit, other symptoms, body fat time on cycle etc. for me anyway

E2 numbers might be false due to Tren use. You need to get the 'sensitive E2" test for accurate results.