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<blockquote data-quote="Jasen Bruce" data-source="post: 28522" data-attributes="member: 14"><p>Dr Saya is taking into consideration the T:E ratios and how it offers predictive value for subsequent E2 levels after initiating TRT. For example, maxadvance initial T 199with E 21 (approx 10:1 ratio), now if that ratio holds (and it often does fairly closely), if his T increases to let's say 700-1100 range, that correlates with E of 70-110. Thus the anastrozole to corral some of the aromatization. </p><p> The second case (Robertmichael) illustrates a perfect case in point. Initial T 204 with E 23 (very similar to maxadvance),anastrozole 0.25mg BIW. Follow up labs T 1145 with E 25.5 (he also had a 10:1ratio of T:E and without the 0.25 of anastrozole would have likely had VERY high E2 on follow-up (10:1 ratio - T 1145 = E 114...now it likely wouldn't have gone THAT high, but very high nonetheless). Most importantly, he is feeling great now.</p><p></p><p>Some fail to consider taking the entire picture into context and completely neglecting the predictive value of the T:E ratio </p><p></p><p>Remember, Dr Saya and his collegues (Dr Crisler, Dr Mcclain, Dr Lawson, etc etc) have treated hundreds of patients over the years therefore their data and experience comes from real observation of trends and outcomes.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jasen Bruce, post: 28522, member: 14"] Dr Saya is taking into consideration the T:E ratios and how it offers predictive value for subsequent E2 levels after initiating TRT. For example, maxadvance initial T 199with E 21 (approx 10:1 ratio), now if that ratio holds (and it often does fairly closely), if his T increases to let's say 700-1100 range, that correlates with E of 70-110. Thus the anastrozole to corral some of the aromatization. The second case (Robertmichael) illustrates a perfect case in point. Initial T 204 with E 23 (very similar to maxadvance),anastrozole 0.25mg BIW. Follow up labs T 1145 with E 25.5 (he also had a 10:1ratio of T:E and without the 0.25 of anastrozole would have likely had VERY high E2 on follow-up (10:1 ratio - T 1145 = E 114...now it likely wouldn't have gone THAT high, but very high nonetheless). Most importantly, he is feeling great now. Some fail to consider taking the entire picture into context and completely neglecting the predictive value of the T:E ratio Remember, Dr Saya and his collegues (Dr Crisler, Dr Mcclain, Dr Lawson, etc etc) have treated hundreds of patients over the years therefore their data and experience comes from real observation of trends and outcomes. [/QUOTE]
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