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Testosterone Basics & Questions
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<blockquote data-quote="Blackhawk" data-source="post: 148837" data-attributes="member: 16042"><p>Taking the testosterone is going to shut down your own body's endogenous production of testosterone. The clomid will do no good in that regard. Past that I don't personally have the expertise to comment on using both together.</p><p></p><p>You seem unnecessarily afraid of estrogen. This is one of the most common misunderstandings in testosterone use. YOU NEED ESTROGEN. Unless you have a high estrogen problem there is no reason to take anything to suppress it. The ONLY way to determine that is full labs with the correct estradiol LC/MS/MS test and keeping track of any symptoms.</p><p></p><p>Man you really need to take a look at and share your labs here for starters. We can comment in vague general terms with what you have shared, but you are not going to get custom detailed assessment of your situation without sharing the whole story, labs, protocol etc.</p><p></p><p>You want to keep side effects down... while there are many generalities that are thoroughly documented, that has to be assessed on an individual basis. What is appropriate for one man may not be appropriate for you. An example is HCG, it does some men wonders, creates problems for others. Likewise anastrozole, Even testosterone dose itself can be very tricky if taking high levels produce consequences.</p><p></p><p>Without more specific info provided, I am going to step back from your thread. You will no doubt get other input, but it is an individual process to find the correct treatment for each man. There is no magic bullet or formula for everyone... Many T clinics market as such, but it's BS.</p><p></p><p>OK, all that said, 200mg every 2 weeks is junk protocol. 100mg total per week is a reasonable starting amount but take it at least as 100mg each week or 50mg every 3.5 days. It is super common that weekly dose creates a rollercoaster where levels peak then crash, but this depends entirely on your SHBG and how your individual body metabolises T. Again, you may do fine on 1xweek dose or you may need as frequent as daily doses.</p><p></p><p>And seriously what kind of doctor or clinic is treating you?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Blackhawk, post: 148837, member: 16042"] Taking the testosterone is going to shut down your own body's endogenous production of testosterone. The clomid will do no good in that regard. Past that I don't personally have the expertise to comment on using both together. You seem unnecessarily afraid of estrogen. This is one of the most common misunderstandings in testosterone use. YOU NEED ESTROGEN. Unless you have a high estrogen problem there is no reason to take anything to suppress it. The ONLY way to determine that is full labs with the correct estradiol LC/MS/MS test and keeping track of any symptoms. Man you really need to take a look at and share your labs here for starters. We can comment in vague general terms with what you have shared, but you are not going to get custom detailed assessment of your situation without sharing the whole story, labs, protocol etc. You want to keep side effects down... while there are many generalities that are thoroughly documented, that has to be assessed on an individual basis. What is appropriate for one man may not be appropriate for you. An example is HCG, it does some men wonders, creates problems for others. Likewise anastrozole, Even testosterone dose itself can be very tricky if taking high levels produce consequences. Without more specific info provided, I am going to step back from your thread. You will no doubt get other input, but it is an individual process to find the correct treatment for each man. There is no magic bullet or formula for everyone... Many T clinics market as such, but it's BS. OK, all that said, 200mg every 2 weeks is junk protocol. 100mg total per week is a reasonable starting amount but take it at least as 100mg each week or 50mg every 3.5 days. It is super common that weekly dose creates a rollercoaster where levels peak then crash, but this depends entirely on your SHBG and how your individual body metabolises T. Again, you may do fine on 1xweek dose or you may need as frequent as daily doses. And seriously what kind of doctor or clinic is treating you? [/QUOTE]
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