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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Blood Test Discussion
Blood Test Results. Help/Opinions are greatly appreciated
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<blockquote data-quote="Vettester Chris" data-source="post: 20263" data-attributes="member: 696"><p>All the above is noted and good advise. You can anticipate that the large spikes are due ..</p><p>1) Testing 2 days after medicating, which is at the very top peak level.</p><p>2) Injecting everything (as noted) at once, including that ridiculous amount of HCG.</p><p></p><p>All of that is no doubt contributing to the E2 matter as well, and some of it might be intratesticular aromatization, which can be problematic with too much HCG.</p><p></p><p>Here's my .02 for what it's worth, with what I would suggest ... I'd ramp back the testosterone to 100mg/wk total, dividing that into 2 injections of 50mg for the week. I'd cut back the HCG to 200iu or 250iu at most, injecting 3 times per week (say Mon, Wed, Fri). </p><p></p><p>As discussed already, you do need to review a AI, Anastrozole is usually a good choice, easy to manage. Even though your E2 is up there, and you probably want that down in the 20's, I wouldn't get carried away with mega dosing of that compound. Something in the lines of .75mg to 1mg at MOST is my suggestion, but review that with a qualified physician. If you can break that up 2 to 3 times per week as well, all the better. If someone tells you to take 2mg, 3mg, or more, word to the wise, don't do it. If it takes a month or two to get it in range, so be it, it should IMO not be a "rushed" protocol. If you crash your E2 you're in for a whole set of new problems, you don't want those!</p><p></p><p>If you have other labs (CBC's, metabolic, lipids, etc) please post them up?!?! The thyroid TSH is OK, but really that doesn't tell us anything about your actual thyroid hormone levels. Looking for Free T4, Free T3, Reverse T3 & Antibodies (unless you know you're clear of Autoimmune disorders).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vettester Chris, post: 20263, member: 696"] All the above is noted and good advise. You can anticipate that the large spikes are due .. 1) Testing 2 days after medicating, which is at the very top peak level. 2) Injecting everything (as noted) at once, including that ridiculous amount of HCG. All of that is no doubt contributing to the E2 matter as well, and some of it might be intratesticular aromatization, which can be problematic with too much HCG. Here's my .02 for what it's worth, with what I would suggest ... I'd ramp back the testosterone to 100mg/wk total, dividing that into 2 injections of 50mg for the week. I'd cut back the HCG to 200iu or 250iu at most, injecting 3 times per week (say Mon, Wed, Fri). As discussed already, you do need to review a AI, Anastrozole is usually a good choice, easy to manage. Even though your E2 is up there, and you probably want that down in the 20's, I wouldn't get carried away with mega dosing of that compound. Something in the lines of .75mg to 1mg at MOST is my suggestion, but review that with a qualified physician. If you can break that up 2 to 3 times per week as well, all the better. If someone tells you to take 2mg, 3mg, or more, word to the wise, don't do it. If it takes a month or two to get it in range, so be it, it should IMO not be a "rushed" protocol. If you crash your E2 you're in for a whole set of new problems, you don't want those! If you have other labs (CBC's, metabolic, lipids, etc) please post them up?!?! The thyroid TSH is OK, but really that doesn't tell us anything about your actual thyroid hormone levels. Looking for Free T4, Free T3, Reverse T3 & Antibodies (unless you know you're clear of Autoimmune disorders). [/QUOTE]
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