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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Side Effect Management
Switching from anastrozole to aromasin
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<blockquote data-quote="Moogie" data-source="post: 127780" data-attributes="member: 26610"><p>I would not be concerned with TT. It is FT that is bioavailble, meaning, it is not bound and it can be readily used by your body. That is the number you want to look at. That is something I had to learn.</p><p></p><p>My TT is low but my FT is nice and on the high of the range. There are a few reasons why SHBG can be low so I am unsure of that. Even if TT drops, if FT is a strong number you should still see benefits of TRT. Yes, I understand that high FT will lead to high E2 in low SHBG guys. I must use AI or I would have to quit TRT because of high E2 symptoms.</p><p></p><p>Just something to remember, if men have low SHBG and high E2, it only makes sense that our “reaction” to E2 will be exponentially worse than someone with an identical E2 number but with normal SHBG. SHBG will clear E2 therefore men with normal SHBG will react differently to E2 than us guys who have identical E2 but symptoms that appear to be over the top. On these boards just remember that, or you will compare yourself with the masses and always come up with the wrong answer.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Moogie, post: 127780, member: 26610"] I would not be concerned with TT. It is FT that is bioavailble, meaning, it is not bound and it can be readily used by your body. That is the number you want to look at. That is something I had to learn. My TT is low but my FT is nice and on the high of the range. There are a few reasons why SHBG can be low so I am unsure of that. Even if TT drops, if FT is a strong number you should still see benefits of TRT. Yes, I understand that high FT will lead to high E2 in low SHBG guys. I must use AI or I would have to quit TRT because of high E2 symptoms. Just something to remember, if men have low SHBG and high E2, it only makes sense that our “reaction” to E2 will be exponentially worse than someone with an identical E2 number but with normal SHBG. SHBG will clear E2 therefore men with normal SHBG will react differently to E2 than us guys who have identical E2 but symptoms that appear to be over the top. On these boards just remember that, or you will compare yourself with the masses and always come up with the wrong answer. [/QUOTE]
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Switching from anastrozole to aromasin
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