Still learning...so thanks for any help...
Got private labs done without my Dr., because of convenience and I was curious.
Previously, I was dosing 125 mg of T-cyp every 3.5 days with no AI. T was at about 2600 and E2 was at 135 (bad!)
So, we changed the protocol.
I am currently dosing 60 mg of T-cyp every 3.5 days taking .5 mg of Arimidex as an AI.
With this, the T was at 880 an E2 was at 23.6.
Now the questions.
Regarding T...
I think my T could be a little higher. I was feeling rather well with T at 2600, till the E2 happened and made me miserable, BUT, 2600 is certainly bad long term. I was going to shoot for 1100-1200. That would be about 35% higher...so, an increase of 35% in T seems to make sense, right? So, I might start dosing at 80 mg every 3.5 days and get labs in about 3-4 weeks.
Regarding E2...
E2 at 23.6 is rather good from what I read...I am feeling rather good right now. No more edema. Acne on arms seems to be under control, and 4 grams of B-5 per day seems to be helping with that as well. Doing rather well with energy and cognitive function...gym is great.
So...if I increase my T 35%, what will this do to my E2? It will go up right? Maybe to about 30? At what level is the threat of gyno not present for all cases?
This AI literally stops E2 from being produced, right? So, it will suppress the levels. Meaning this, if I did not take my AI, it would go through the roof again, right?
So, it would be safe to assume, that if I want T levels to be 800+ that an AI will be necessary?
Got private labs done without my Dr., because of convenience and I was curious.
Previously, I was dosing 125 mg of T-cyp every 3.5 days with no AI. T was at about 2600 and E2 was at 135 (bad!)
So, we changed the protocol.
I am currently dosing 60 mg of T-cyp every 3.5 days taking .5 mg of Arimidex as an AI.
With this, the T was at 880 an E2 was at 23.6.
Now the questions.
Regarding T...
I think my T could be a little higher. I was feeling rather well with T at 2600, till the E2 happened and made me miserable, BUT, 2600 is certainly bad long term. I was going to shoot for 1100-1200. That would be about 35% higher...so, an increase of 35% in T seems to make sense, right? So, I might start dosing at 80 mg every 3.5 days and get labs in about 3-4 weeks.
Regarding E2...
E2 at 23.6 is rather good from what I read...I am feeling rather good right now. No more edema. Acne on arms seems to be under control, and 4 grams of B-5 per day seems to be helping with that as well. Doing rather well with energy and cognitive function...gym is great.
So...if I increase my T 35%, what will this do to my E2? It will go up right? Maybe to about 30? At what level is the threat of gyno not present for all cases?
This AI literally stops E2 from being produced, right? So, it will suppress the levels. Meaning this, if I did not take my AI, it would go through the roof again, right?
So, it would be safe to assume, that if I want T levels to be 800+ that an AI will be necessary?
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