Going more frequent injections, lower the dose?

[eli]

Low shbg guy here, my E2 was high (33 through )doing 95mg a week (e3d pinning). Now I've been doing eod injections for the past two weeks but totsl T injected is still 95mg. Is that okay? Or do I need to make adjustment in dose too

 

[CoastWatcher]

Low shbg guy here, my E2 was high (33 through )doing 95mg a week (e3d pinning). Now I've been doing eod injections for the past two weeks but totsl T injected is still 95mg. Is that okay? Or do I need to make adjustment in dose too

You were on a protocol calling for injections every 3.5 days and posted an estradiol level you weren't happy with. Dividing the dose into smaller increments and injecting more frequently is designed to minimize the peaks of testosterone - in doing so it is expected that estradiol will not peak in testosterone's wake. At this point, and for at least four, if not six, weeks do nothing else as your serum levels adjust. Don't lower the dose, don't do, as I noted, anything else to your protocol. Test when time has passed.

All the best.

 

[eli]

You were on a protocol calling for injections every 3.5 days and posted an estradiol level you weren't happy with. Dividing the dose into smaller increments and injecting more frequently is designed to minimize the peaks of testosterone - in doing so it is expected that estradiol will not peak in testosterone's wake. At this point, and for at least four, if not six, weeks do nothing else as your serum levels adjust. Don't lower the dose, don't do, as I noted, anything else to your protocol. Test when time has passed.

All the best.

Thanks, I've noticed Everytime i make an adjustment, i get some bad anxiety and negative thoughts for 3- 4 weeks

 

[CoastWatcher]

Thanks, I've noticed Everytime i make an adjustment, i get some bad anxiety and negative thoughts for 3- 4 weeks

But they resolve?

 

[eli]

But they resolve?

Yes, when I'd say it's worse when I increase my dose than decrease it. The adjustment causes more anxiety than actually higher e2

 

[CoastWatcher]

Yes, when I'd say it's worse when I increase my dose than decrease it. The adjustment causes more anxiety than actually higher e2

I hope you have a smooth ride during the next few weeks.