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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Started TRT .... Looking forward (updated w 8/20/18 Labs)
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<blockquote data-quote="AntCon" data-source="post: 110949" data-attributes="member: 15844"><p>Thanks for the reply. Yes , in regards to the low SHBG, it was in the back of my head about EOD injections. While talking with Dr. Saya though, we decided on me trying every 3.5 days first and seeing how it works out for me. Which I have no problem with, especially since ideally, the less frequent I have to inject the better. </p><p></p><p>As far as my E2 , it was the ultrasensitive test. My E2 was actually even higher in a set of labs I had done last year @ 31.. So when I was on Clomid, I actually was on an AI with that too. This came into play , when deciding if I should be on an AI along with TRT. I'm going to consider getting labs done anyhow at the 3 .5 week mark since my insurance covers it, just to get an idea where everything is sitting at. What are your opinions on that? I'll still stick out the protocol until my follow up with the doc though, unless there's anything alarming I notice. </p><p></p><p>Would increasing frequency of injection eliminate the need for an AI ? Or is that just dependent on the person ? I'd be curioious to know if there is anyone in this forum that has EOD or even Everyday injections and still has to use an AI.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AntCon, post: 110949, member: 15844"] Thanks for the reply. Yes , in regards to the low SHBG, it was in the back of my head about EOD injections. While talking with Dr. Saya though, we decided on me trying every 3.5 days first and seeing how it works out for me. Which I have no problem with, especially since ideally, the less frequent I have to inject the better. As far as my E2 , it was the ultrasensitive test. My E2 was actually even higher in a set of labs I had done last year @ 31.. So when I was on Clomid, I actually was on an AI with that too. This came into play , when deciding if I should be on an AI along with TRT. I'm going to consider getting labs done anyhow at the 3 .5 week mark since my insurance covers it, just to get an idea where everything is sitting at. What are your opinions on that? I'll still stick out the protocol until my follow up with the doc though, unless there's anything alarming I notice. Would increasing frequency of injection eliminate the need for an AI ? Or is that just dependent on the person ? I'd be curioious to know if there is anyone in this forum that has EOD or even Everyday injections and still has to use an AI. [/QUOTE]
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