More Frequent Injections and E2 and HCT

MikeXL · May 12, 2016

I have heard that more frequent injections may result in less conversion to E2 and better control of HCT. I have also heard that more frequent injections can result in a smaller total dose for the week. For example, someone injecting 150 per week may only need 16 per day (total of 112 for the week).

My question is - why do more frequent injections result in less conversion to E2 and better control of HCT? Is it because injecting more frequently lessens the peaks or is it because injecting more frequently involves using less testosterone in total?

PAUL-E · May 12, 2016

I would guess both lower high peaks and lower total testosterone weekly both should help limit the conversion of your testosterone into estrogen.

here are related threads that might have more info for you
https://www.excelmale.com/forum/sho...-s-Role-on-Hematocrit-Study&p=39635#post39635

https://www.excelmale.com/forum/showthread.php?7020-Does-injection-frequency-impact-hematocrit

Vince · May 12, 2016

I would think less spiking, it seems most do good injecting every 3 1/2 days. But I do know some inject daily and they seem to thrive on it.

Ty1on73 · May 12, 2016

I have been injecting daily for about a week now (.10 cc of Test Cyp (2000MG/10ML)). I am feeling really good. I am using an 28G 1/2" insulin pin and with this amount the pins are quick and painless. I have had elevated E2 and I wanted to try dailies before being prescribed an AI. I plan on doing my labs at the 4 week mark to see where I am at. The only down side so far is that my Sharps container is filling up quick.

CoastWatcher · May 12, 2016

Ten months ago I went from 60mg every 3.5 days to 16mg every morning. My E2 dropped nicely and my testosterone level (at trough) dropped from slightly over 1000 to the mid-900s. I wanted to avoid an AI, I did (I never had an issue with hematocrit or hemoglobin). Nice, steady-state levels. No peaks, no troughs, no AI. I've not looked back.

MikeXL · May 13, 2016

But when they move to daily do they lower their total weekly amt?

MikeXL · May 13, 2016

Good to know

CoastWatcher · May 13, 2016

MikeXL said:
But when they move to daily do they lower their total weekly amt?

Yes, I did. My doctor and I wanted to mimic what the typical, healthy male body produces on a daily basis. Adjusting for the carbon chain, the ester, it did result in somewhat less testosterone injected over the course of the week.

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