cold toes from TRT

[GettingAnswers]

Anyone have painfully cold toes while on TRT? I had it before, but it faded after I tapered and attempted a restart, but I seen to notice it again now that I am back on. Any thoughts on what could be causing it?

 

[Gene Devine]

Elevated E2 can cause one to feel cold.

When was the last time you had an Estrogen Sensitive assay ran?

 

[Vettester Chris]

OP, I thought I saw some recent labs of yours around here? I'll do some looking, but if you have them please post them (or the link) up. Thanks

 

[GettingAnswers]

I've only been back on TRT for about 2 weeks after a 2 month PCT attempt. The labs I had before wereduring that time and estradiol was good but it was not the sensitive test.

If it is estradiol, the only thing I can think is that I have heard there can be an estrogen rebound after stopping Clomid and nolvadex. I have been taking about .5 mg arimidex weekly because I always responded well to a low dose before. However, I have noticed my face and nipples are puffier etc. I know labs are the only way to know for sure.

Have you ever heard of estradiol being higher when running the sensitive test or is it always lower then the standard? The reason I ask is my estradiol has never been above 40 and usually around 20 on the standard.

 

[Nelson Vergel]

Cold toes can mean circulatory problems, low thyroid or side effect of beta blockers. I have never seen anything about estradiol and cold toes.

 

[GettingAnswers]

I'm not on beta blockers but I did just start naturethroid for my thyroid so maybe that is a component. Thanks

 

[Nelson Vergel]

GettingAnswers, so be careful with that supplement if you are starting to have hypothyroidism symptoms like cold fingers/toes