Endo says: ""High Estrogen is Un-treatable, Arimidex sounds like it's only for women"
So I just came from my Endo's office, where he looked at my labs, my Free Test is at 50.3 pmol/L (which I think is 503 ng/dl) and my Estradiol is at 290 pmol/L according to the lab range for an adult male should be < 157.
My Endo said he never checks for Estradiol because it's "not relevant to testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) at all." I actually got the Estradiol done myself by another doctor, and brought my Endo the report from the lab to add to his records. I asked him about an Aromatase inhibitor (AI), he said What? I said an aromatase inhibitor and he said What? I said Anastrozole/Arimidex and he said What? For a moment I thought "Stone Cold" Steve Austin had become an endocrinologist.
He then told me, "High Estrogen is Un-treatable no matter what the internet tells you". He said 50.3 pmol/L is a perfect Free Test level, so he will keep me at the same amount of Test for 6 months and see me again.
This was the same man who told me Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) was probably illegal in Canada, and he would not prescribe, said testicular atrophy was a cosmetic issue and that if I wanted to have kids I should look into sperm donation.
I had Low T, starting number was like 250 ng/dl, so I appreciate the Test Cyp, but I now have high estrogen and testicular atrophy and still feel like shit. Still waiting to see a urologist about my varicocele. But that's a 4 month waiting list too.
Do any Canadian's have success stories about how they actually got help under our socialist health care system? It takes months on end to see anyone and when you finally do they tell you "High Estrogen is Un-treatable, Arimidex sounds like it's only for women and Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) is probably illegal"
So I just came from my Endo's office, where he looked at my labs, my Free Test is at 50.3 pmol/L (which I think is 503 ng/dl) and my Estradiol is at 290 pmol/L according to the lab range for an adult male should be < 157.
My Endo said he never checks for Estradiol because it's "not relevant to testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) at all." I actually got the Estradiol done myself by another doctor, and brought my Endo the report from the lab to add to his records. I asked him about an Aromatase inhibitor (AI), he said What? I said an aromatase inhibitor and he said What? I said Anastrozole/Arimidex and he said What? For a moment I thought "Stone Cold" Steve Austin had become an endocrinologist.
He then told me, "High Estrogen is Un-treatable no matter what the internet tells you". He said 50.3 pmol/L is a perfect Free Test level, so he will keep me at the same amount of Test for 6 months and see me again.
This was the same man who told me Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) was probably illegal in Canada, and he would not prescribe, said testicular atrophy was a cosmetic issue and that if I wanted to have kids I should look into sperm donation.
I had Low T, starting number was like 250 ng/dl, so I appreciate the Test Cyp, but I now have high estrogen and testicular atrophy and still feel like shit. Still waiting to see a urologist about my varicocele. But that's a 4 month waiting list too.
Do any Canadian's have success stories about how they actually got help under our socialist health care system? It takes months on end to see anyone and when you finally do they tell you "High Estrogen is Un-treatable, Arimidex sounds like it's only for women and Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) is probably illegal"
