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<blockquote data-quote="Vince Carter" data-source="post: 116382" data-attributes="member: 2657"><p>Remember that Total Test is all bound up and such that number really isn't useful, it's Free T that you need to be concerned about and work your dosing around. As other said Free T and Sensitive E2 LC/MS/MS...I'd also like to see if you can afford the test "Estradiol, Free". As stated by SystemLord your free hormones are going to be key here. We know low SHBG = high Free T, will also = high Free Estrogen, too. That will be the problem. </p><p></p><p>Though in your post here I don't doubt that you need that much Anastrozole with the dose of T and having your Sensensitive (which you didn't) E2 follow closely your SHBG is likely where the low SHBG needs to be in regards to E. You won't be able to tolerate very much E will probably need a sensitive <20 and like I said something in the range that mirrors SHBG.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vince Carter, post: 116382, member: 2657"] Remember that Total Test is all bound up and such that number really isn't useful, it's Free T that you need to be concerned about and work your dosing around. As other said Free T and Sensitive E2 LC/MS/MS...I'd also like to see if you can afford the test "Estradiol, Free". As stated by SystemLord your free hormones are going to be key here. We know low SHBG = high Free T, will also = high Free Estrogen, too. That will be the problem. Though in your post here I don't doubt that you need that much Anastrozole with the dose of T and having your Sensensitive (which you didn't) E2 follow closely your SHBG is likely where the low SHBG needs to be in regards to E. You won't be able to tolerate very much E will probably need a sensitive <20 and like I said something in the range that mirrors SHBG. [/QUOTE]
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