posted Sat, 06/29/2024 - 18:26
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Options for managing E2
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My doc looked at my labs and said my E2 was going too high and that I should start taking arimidex, 1mg weeks (1/2 pill every 3.5 days). I've been doing that for two months and nothing has changed. Just exhausted all the time, with joint discomfort. I spoke with Doc again, and he told me what to do .5 per week. I've been doing it for three weeks now, and it has helped with the severity joint pain.... im still Feeling Lethargic. I was wondering if you've been in comparable situations. And if you would recommend adding are changing something. Currently I'm 250 mg Test C a week, with Sr9009 and Card.
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There are people who will absolutely need something to control their e2 levels at the kind of test dose you're at. You might consider breaking your test into smaller more frequent doses. My e2 levels dropped some when i switched to every day micro doses. But if i was doing as much test as you i would probably be pretty far out of the reference range even doing daily injetions.
anvilJoint pain normally comes with low estro but I am no fancy pants doctor. You should feel good while on the T, not worse. What syptoms aside form bloodwork did you have from high estro??
What’s your estro at. “High” doesn’t mean dick. You could be one point out of range and these nerds will tell you take more meds
AK80Try 300mg per week instead, but do 100mg every M-W-F and use a slin pin. Rotate injection sites like shoulder, glute and quad. It will keep all of your blood levels stable. Keep hydrated and get electrolytes in everyday. Check your bloods after 3 weeks and let us know.
Your doctor prolly a duck. What's your reading? My bro takes 1 mg once a week when he does his trt shot and I tell him Everytime " brooo you don't even need it "