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<blockquote data-quote="Cataceous" data-source="post: 225718" data-attributes="member: 38109"><p>With that level of total testosterone SHBG would more likely be on the high side. It's also common for the underlying metabolic clearance rate to decline with age, increasing serum testosterone levels relative to dose.</p><p></p><p>It's odd you didn't get much of a honeymoon period, especially considering the low starting point. But ultimately TRT is only going to resolve low-T symptoms, and perhaps improve body composition; unfortunately it's not a fountain of youth.</p><p></p><p>It's doubtful you need an aromatase inhibitor, and use of one may cause other problems. With a total testosterone of 2,100 ng/dL it would not be too surprising to see estradiol over 100 pg/mL. The solution is to decrease your dose to 50-70 mg per week of testosterone cypionate and inject more frequently so that you do not have large variations in serum testosterone during the week.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Cataceous, post: 225718, member: 38109"] With that level of total testosterone SHBG would more likely be on the high side. It's also common for the underlying metabolic clearance rate to decline with age, increasing serum testosterone levels relative to dose. It's odd you didn't get much of a honeymoon period, especially considering the low starting point. But ultimately TRT is only going to resolve low-T symptoms, and perhaps improve body composition; unfortunately it's not a fountain of youth. It's doubtful you need an aromatase inhibitor, and use of one may cause other problems. With a total testosterone of 2,100 ng/dL it would not be too surprising to see estradiol over 100 pg/mL. The solution is to decrease your dose to 50-70 mg per week of testosterone cypionate and inject more frequently so that you do not have large variations in serum testosterone during the week. [/QUOTE]
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