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<blockquote data-quote="Rand McClain DO" data-source="post: 88231" data-attributes="member: 90"><p>I believe the issue is simply a matter of dosing your T versus your anastrozole appropriately so that your E2 stays in the range that works for you.</p><p>Most of my patients inject weekly with satisfactory results (and 100% fewer injections). I would consider trying this simply because you have already pared your anastrozole dose down to 0.25 mg so practically it may be too difficult to precisely dose 0.125 mg. </p><p>To be clear though, if you are using 160 mg twice per week (as opposed to 80 mg twice per week as I would assume given standard dosing and your T assays) then I would continue to do so (as opposed to 320 mg once per week). In the case of 160 mg twice per week, I would consider compounding the smaller doses of anastrozole that you appear to require.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rand McClain DO, post: 88231, member: 90"] I believe the issue is simply a matter of dosing your T versus your anastrozole appropriately so that your E2 stays in the range that works for you. Most of my patients inject weekly with satisfactory results (and 100% fewer injections). I would consider trying this simply because you have already pared your anastrozole dose down to 0.25 mg so practically it may be too difficult to precisely dose 0.125 mg. To be clear though, if you are using 160 mg twice per week (as opposed to 80 mg twice per week as I would assume given standard dosing and your T assays) then I would continue to do so (as opposed to 320 mg once per week). In the case of 160 mg twice per week, I would consider compounding the smaller doses of anastrozole that you appear to require. [/QUOTE]
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