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<blockquote data-quote="slicktop" data-source="post: 165783" data-attributes="member: 39800"><p>Almost all of us hit a speedbump somewhere along the road, and with me it was E2. I was up to 1.5mg per week at one point. Luckily, that didn't last. You are correct in that SHBG:E2 seems to be a more reliable numerical value to target, but again, numerical values pale in comparison to being in tune with how you feel as far as an indicator of how things are working. If you don't have E2 symptoms in the beginning of TRT, you don't need AI. Period. No bloating, no water retention, finger joints aren't swelling, erections are good, no hot flashes or mood swings, you don't need AI. It's admirable that you're trusting your docs advice, but if my D wasn't doing its job, I wouldn't be taking ANY of the drug that broke it. You're going through significant hormonal and chemical changes within the first few months of TRT, so please try not to focus on E2 numbers.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="slicktop, post: 165783, member: 39800"] Almost all of us hit a speedbump somewhere along the road, and with me it was E2. I was up to 1.5mg per week at one point. Luckily, that didn't last. You are correct in that SHBG:E2 seems to be a more reliable numerical value to target, but again, numerical values pale in comparison to being in tune with how you feel as far as an indicator of how things are working. If you don't have E2 symptoms in the beginning of TRT, you don't need AI. Period. No bloating, no water retention, finger joints aren't swelling, erections are good, no hot flashes or mood swings, you don't need AI. It's admirable that you're trusting your docs advice, but if my D wasn't doing its job, I wouldn't be taking ANY of the drug that broke it. You're going through significant hormonal and chemical changes within the first few months of TRT, so please try not to focus on E2 numbers. [/QUOTE]
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