Your levels can't be "perfect" If you're missing libido, mental clarity, drive, etc
you're not dialed in and even if your lab values are "spot on" it means nothing if your symptoms aren't resolved.
Read well and comment afterwards.
"In postmenopausal women as in men, [estradiol](https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/medicine-and-dentistry/estradiol) no longer functions as a circulating hormone, because it ceases to be formed by the...
The reference for Testosterone is also “physiological “ between 250-850, depending on the Lab.
I need to be 1200’s and/or higher and free T also above “physiological “ to achieve symptom resolution, so my E2 needs to be higher also, besides what can be measured with blood work is only what...
I’m currently doing 110mg every 6 days, I feel a lot better and my free T is much higher than when injecting more frequently.
My SHBG stays around 60’s.
I feel very steady.
It doesn't matter, Estradiol is an intacrine hormone, as your T goes up so should E, and the body makes sure that your organs have sufficient E. With E, you can't worry about the "range" since the lab ranges were not determined based on men on TRT.
Let your E go where it wants to.
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