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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
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Sensitive E2 in the 100’s
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<blockquote data-quote="TRTARNP" data-source="post: 198652" data-attributes="member: 42356"><p>Was looking for input from some of the moderators/experienced users. I work in hormone optimization/peptides/ED management/primary care. First, huge thanks to this forum, Nelson and others who have been instrumental in advancing my understanding of TRT and how to engage in optimization versus cookie cutter protocols.</p><p></p><p>I have a few guys whose E2 is running in the low 100’s for their LC/MS, no side effects though. These are guys I know well, and have engaged in close follow up with in regards to how they feel/SE profile. Mid to low SHBG levels. TT in the 900-1000 range. Is it crazy to not give concern to these E2 findings, in the absence of SEs? By not give concern I mean not start them on AIs. </p><p></p><p>I just don’t see any primary literature that suggests elevated E2 is concerning, in the context of the situations I am dealing with. In my experience, and from what I have learned, if you have the gyno gene you are likely to have issues on TRT, and if you don’t, elevated E2 shouldn’t be concerning in regards to breast tissue. Just looking for some input, as I know some of the moderators on here have been involved in this field much longer than myself, and this is as challenging, much debated issue....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TRTARNP, post: 198652, member: 42356"] Was looking for input from some of the moderators/experienced users. I work in hormone optimization/peptides/ED management/primary care. First, huge thanks to this forum, Nelson and others who have been instrumental in advancing my understanding of TRT and how to engage in optimization versus cookie cutter protocols. I have a few guys whose E2 is running in the low 100’s for their LC/MS, no side effects though. These are guys I know well, and have engaged in close follow up with in regards to how they feel/SE profile. Mid to low SHBG levels. TT in the 900-1000 range. Is it crazy to not give concern to these E2 findings, in the absence of SEs? By not give concern I mean not start them on AIs. I just don’t see any primary literature that suggests elevated E2 is concerning, in the context of the situations I am dealing with. In my experience, and from what I have learned, if you have the gyno gene you are likely to have issues on TRT, and if you don’t, elevated E2 shouldn’t be concerning in regards to breast tissue. Just looking for some input, as I know some of the moderators on here have been involved in this field much longer than myself, and this is as challenging, much debated issue.... [/QUOTE]
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