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Trt too high?
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<blockquote data-quote="tropicaldaze1950" data-source="post: 279693" data-attributes="member: 13651"><p>Yes, regardless of what dose you use, drop the ai.</p><p></p><p>'Natural levels' implies that you knew what your level was before libido and erections declined. Most of us don't know what endogenous levels we had when we were young(or younger) and sexual function was fine. Not just testosterone but DHEA, pregnenolone, thyroid, HGH, GnRH... When our hormones and peptides were in balance we just functioned! We didn't have to 'think' about getting an erection. They happened spontaneously, as well as when we were in a sexual situation.</p><p></p><p>EDIT: I've been reading many threads on Reddit from men who couldn't get 'dialed in', subscribed to the 'no ai' mantra, like me, and were miserable; no erections, weight gain, mood and sleep issues...until they listened to their doctor and added an ai. Those who were running a high dose of T were(and are) taking 1 mg weekly in split doses. I'm beginning to think this is an issue with me. As for dosing/frequency, I've tried them all and the only one to which I saw some response was 100 mg E5D. My E2 was 61. I experienced one daily erection, mid evening. No nocturnal erections, no morning erection, nothing during the day. Too high E2? Hyper metabolizing or hyperexcreting? Can't lose weight...except when I go off of T, which leads me to ponder if E2 is involved. I'm tired of the 'no ai' message. When dose changes don't work or changing injection frequency doesn't work, that might be the time to add an ai.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tropicaldaze1950, post: 279693, member: 13651"] Yes, regardless of what dose you use, drop the ai. 'Natural levels' implies that you knew what your level was before libido and erections declined. Most of us don't know what endogenous levels we had when we were young(or younger) and sexual function was fine. Not just testosterone but DHEA, pregnenolone, thyroid, HGH, GnRH... When our hormones and peptides were in balance we just functioned! We didn't have to 'think' about getting an erection. They happened spontaneously, as well as when we were in a sexual situation. EDIT: I've been reading many threads on Reddit from men who couldn't get 'dialed in', subscribed to the 'no ai' mantra, like me, and were miserable; no erections, weight gain, mood and sleep issues...until they listened to their doctor and added an ai. Those who were running a high dose of T were(and are) taking 1 mg weekly in split doses. I'm beginning to think this is an issue with me. As for dosing/frequency, I've tried them all and the only one to which I saw some response was 100 mg E5D. My E2 was 61. I experienced one daily erection, mid evening. No nocturnal erections, no morning erection, nothing during the day. Too high E2? Hyper metabolizing or hyperexcreting? Can't lose weight...except when I go off of T, which leads me to ponder if E2 is involved. I'm tired of the 'no ai' message. When dose changes don't work or changing injection frequency doesn't work, that might be the time to add an ai. [/QUOTE]
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