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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
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Aromasin - I May Have Crashed My E2
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<blockquote data-quote="CoastWatcher" data-source="post: 61681" data-attributes="member: 2624"><p>Yes, you have sky high estradiol test results, but on the "wrong" estradiol test to measure men and their e2 levels. Dr. John Crisler wrote of how he recently had a man's estradiol level, as measured via the standard test, come back at over 1000 - no, the patient was not swimming in estrogen. It becomes a "possibility" when you realize your symptoms followed the administration of an AI. I believe I wrote it was "likely" because of how you wrote you felt and the test you had administered. It was a hypothesis and one that opens discussion. So, you self-administered an AI, you feel terrible, and since you're not taking exogenous testosterone you have no way to see if that hypothesis is correct - you can't see if administration of testosterone would raise e2 over time eliminating your symptoms.</p><p></p><p>Are you relying only on the NHS for care? Would you consult a private doctor, possibly travel outside the UK for treatment to help you sort this out.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CoastWatcher, post: 61681, member: 2624"] Yes, you have sky high estradiol test results, but on the "wrong" estradiol test to measure men and their e2 levels. Dr. John Crisler wrote of how he recently had a man's estradiol level, as measured via the standard test, come back at over 1000 - no, the patient was not swimming in estrogen. It becomes a "possibility" when you realize your symptoms followed the administration of an AI. I believe I wrote it was "likely" because of how you wrote you felt and the test you had administered. It was a hypothesis and one that opens discussion. So, you self-administered an AI, you feel terrible, and since you're not taking exogenous testosterone you have no way to see if that hypothesis is correct - you can't see if administration of testosterone would raise e2 over time eliminating your symptoms. Are you relying only on the NHS for care? Would you consult a private doctor, possibly travel outside the UK for treatment to help you sort this out. [/QUOTE]
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