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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Side Effect Management
Help with E2 and Arimidex
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<blockquote data-quote="CoastWatcher" data-source="post: 56993" data-attributes="member: 2624"><p>You can't play with your protocol based on how you feel, moment to moment. Playing fast and loose with your dose, the dose of any element of your protocol, based only on symptoms, absent a blood test, will lead you down the rabbit hole - just where you find yourself now. At the same time, a blood test always has to be matched to subjective feelings - symptoms. A good doctor, and that is exactly what Dr. Saya is, considers the patient in the totality of the circumstances before ordering a change. Please, learn patience or you will find nothing but frustration going forward. </p><p></p><p>I would grit my my teeth and make no further changes, maintain what you're doing until your blood is drawn; it's only days away. That way, Dr. Saya will have a sense of what your crazy protocol actually did to your levels. Should the test come back showing suppressed e2, likely, you can revisit this.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CoastWatcher, post: 56993, member: 2624"] You can't play with your protocol based on how you feel, moment to moment. Playing fast and loose with your dose, the dose of any element of your protocol, based only on symptoms, absent a blood test, will lead you down the rabbit hole - just where you find yourself now. At the same time, a blood test always has to be matched to subjective feelings - symptoms. A good doctor, and that is exactly what Dr. Saya is, considers the patient in the totality of the circumstances before ordering a change. Please, learn patience or you will find nothing but frustration going forward. I would grit my my teeth and make no further changes, maintain what you're doing until your blood is drawn; it's only days away. That way, Dr. Saya will have a sense of what your crazy protocol actually did to your levels. Should the test come back showing suppressed e2, likely, you can revisit this. [/QUOTE]
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