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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Side Effect Management
Nonsense E2 test
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<blockquote data-quote="Gman86" data-source="post: 111137" data-attributes="member: 15043"><p>I totally get what you're saying, and pretty much agree. I can tell you're a very smart individual just based off of your posts and the math you were able to do. It is the politically correct thing to say tho “consult your doctor before making changes” so I don't blame anyone for saying that. But I think you'll be fine doing things mostly on your own. My only advice would be to try and verify things with blood work a little more if blood work is an option to you. Not sure what your insurance situation is or if you have to cover labs out of pocket or anything. </p><p></p><p>Also, it would be nice to see what your SHBG level is at if you've ever had that tested. </p><p></p><p>And i'm very intrigued by the fact that your strength, speed, alertness and mood all improved when you lowered your dose. I'm especially intrigued by the fact that your strength improved. I've been thinking about lowering my dose due to my E2 being a little high, but am kind of worried about losing strength and muscle since I'm already at a low dose of testosterone cypionate. But u've given me a little bit of hope that maybe my strength could either stay the same or even improve with a lower dose due to E2 being in a healthier range. </p><p></p><p>So definitely keep us posted, very curious to see how things work out for u and if u continue to feel good while u stabilize on the lower dose</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gman86, post: 111137, member: 15043"] I totally get what you're saying, and pretty much agree. I can tell you're a very smart individual just based off of your posts and the math you were able to do. It is the politically correct thing to say tho “consult your doctor before making changes” so I don't blame anyone for saying that. But I think you'll be fine doing things mostly on your own. My only advice would be to try and verify things with blood work a little more if blood work is an option to you. Not sure what your insurance situation is or if you have to cover labs out of pocket or anything. Also, it would be nice to see what your SHBG level is at if you've ever had that tested. And i'm very intrigued by the fact that your strength, speed, alertness and mood all improved when you lowered your dose. I'm especially intrigued by the fact that your strength improved. I've been thinking about lowering my dose due to my E2 being a little high, but am kind of worried about losing strength and muscle since I'm already at a low dose of testosterone cypionate. But u've given me a little bit of hope that maybe my strength could either stay the same or even improve with a lower dose due to E2 being in a healthier range. So definitely keep us posted, very curious to see how things work out for u and if u continue to feel good while u stabilize on the lower dose [/QUOTE]
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