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<blockquote data-quote="CoastWatcher" data-source="post: 112947" data-attributes="member: 2624"><p>Welcome to Excelmale. Your instincts, or your previous study, served you well. Your doctor doesn't know how this game is played. You walked into a T-Mill. You were given a cookie-cutter protocol. One that, almost certainly, caused your testosterone to skyrocket, your estradiol to spike, and misery to follow. You boarded the train for hormone hell. He would argue, I'm sure, that the anastrozole he prescribed would take of any e2 problems. But that dose is excessive and may have already crashed your estradiol levels if it was taken for more than a week. Too much..of everything. Not a doctor that inspires confidence.</p><p></p><p>Where did your SHBG sit when it was tested prior to the start of TRT? How old are you? Where did LH and FSH values come in? Is your thyroid function healthy? Was your estradiol level checked via the sensitive/ultrasensitive (LC, MS/MS) lab test? It's the only one appropriate for men. </p><p></p><p>T-Mills throw excessive testosterone and whopping levels of anastrozole at - essentially - every patient who walks in the door. But in this race, a marathon and not a sprint, victory comes to those who start low and go slow (the words of Dr. John Crisler). Your SHBG is an essential guide to how much and how often you should inject. Start sharing some of your additional lab work and the conversation will open up. </p><p></p><p>We're glad you joined.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CoastWatcher, post: 112947, member: 2624"] Welcome to Excelmale. Your instincts, or your previous study, served you well. Your doctor doesn't know how this game is played. You walked into a T-Mill. You were given a cookie-cutter protocol. One that, almost certainly, caused your testosterone to skyrocket, your estradiol to spike, and misery to follow. You boarded the train for hormone hell. He would argue, I'm sure, that the anastrozole he prescribed would take of any e2 problems. But that dose is excessive and may have already crashed your estradiol levels if it was taken for more than a week. Too much..of everything. Not a doctor that inspires confidence. Where did your SHBG sit when it was tested prior to the start of TRT? How old are you? Where did LH and FSH values come in? Is your thyroid function healthy? Was your estradiol level checked via the sensitive/ultrasensitive (LC, MS/MS) lab test? It's the only one appropriate for men. T-Mills throw excessive testosterone and whopping levels of anastrozole at - essentially - every patient who walks in the door. But in this race, a marathon and not a sprint, victory comes to those who start low and go slow (the words of Dr. John Crisler). Your SHBG is an essential guide to how much and how often you should inject. Start sharing some of your additional lab work and the conversation will open up. We're glad you joined. [/QUOTE]
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