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<blockquote data-quote="CC247" data-source="post: 50295" data-attributes="member: 14048">I&#039;m a 37 year old who&#039;s been on TRT for 5 weeks.&nbsp; Before I met with the Dr., I had blood work done (female hormone panel from privatemdlabs) and my Test was 317 and Estradiol was 37.7.The Dr. gave me Testosterone Cypionate and said inject 1-2CC&#039;s weekly.&nbsp; At the office on my first visit, he gave me 2CC&#039;s (400mg), so I keep that up for another 4 weeks.I had my blood work done again (same test as before) and my test totals are &gt;1500 and Estradiol is 118.6.My nipples are sensitive and I&#039;m having trouble maintaining an erection.&nbsp; I also do not get morning wood.&nbsp; I had the same erection issues before starting TRT.I feel my estradiol is way too high.&nbsp; I do not have a prescription for an estrogen blocker, but the doc did say he&#039;d prescribe one if necessary while we talked during the initial visit.I plan to reduce my shot to 1CC/200mg per week for 5-6 weeks and then redo the blood work.Does that sound like a reasonable plan?&nbsp; If not, what would you change?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CC247, post: 50295, member: 14048"] I'm a 37 year old who's been on TRT for 5 weeks. Before I met with the Dr., I had blood work done (female hormone panel from privatemdlabs) and my Test was 317 and Estradiol was 37.7. The Dr. gave me Testosterone Cypionate and said inject 1-2CC's weekly. At the office on my first visit, he gave me 2CC's (400mg), so I keep that up for another 4 weeks. I had my blood work done again (same test as before) and my test totals are >1500 and Estradiol is 118.6. My nipples are sensitive and I'm having trouble maintaining an erection. I also do not get morning wood. I had the same erection issues before starting TRT. I feel my estradiol is way too high. I do not have a prescription for an estrogen blocker, but the doc did say he'd prescribe one if necessary while we talked during the initial visit. I plan to reduce my shot to 1CC/200mg per week for 5-6 weeks and then redo the blood work. Does that sound like a reasonable plan? If not, what would you change? [/QUOTE]

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