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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Side Effect Management
Some help with Blood test results and breast pain
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<blockquote data-quote="Nelson Vergel" data-source="post: 21751" data-attributes="member: 3"><p>So, let me see if I get this clear since I am a little confused. Your total T was 477 ng/dL and your estradiol was 41 pg/mL. I bet she used the old test (CLIA) instead of the LC/MS sensitive one. If that was the case, your estradiol was not high per se but your T/E ratio was kind of low at 11.6. </p><p></p><p>Your T/E ratio will increase on anastrozole monotherapy and hopefully your gyno will get better. When you stop anastrozole, your E2 may remain low for weeks and then slowly go back to where it used to be. I have never seen a rebound effect. Gynecomastia may relapse unless your T/E ratio remains high (over 14 at least when you divide ng/dL by pg/mL). This may be accomplished with TRT plus anastrozole.</p><p></p><p>Also, check your DHT since low DHT is also implicated in gynecomastia.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nelson Vergel, post: 21751, member: 3"] So, let me see if I get this clear since I am a little confused. Your total T was 477 ng/dL and your estradiol was 41 pg/mL. I bet she used the old test (CLIA) instead of the LC/MS sensitive one. If that was the case, your estradiol was not high per se but your T/E ratio was kind of low at 11.6. Your T/E ratio will increase on anastrozole monotherapy and hopefully your gyno will get better. When you stop anastrozole, your E2 may remain low for weeks and then slowly go back to where it used to be. I have never seen a rebound effect. Gynecomastia may relapse unless your T/E ratio remains high (over 14 at least when you divide ng/dL by pg/mL). This may be accomplished with TRT plus anastrozole. Also, check your DHT since low DHT is also implicated in gynecomastia. [/QUOTE]
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Some help with Blood test results and breast pain
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