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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Blood Test Discussion
T increasing, E2 decreasing on TRT, no AI. Why?
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<blockquote data-quote="neel" data-source="post: 71505" data-attributes="member: 15725"><p>I agree, time was short between therapies (gap was 1 week between them). However the differences were clearly perceptible. Side effects changed from one to the other. Besides, doses are low, co changeover time could be reduced. And then, as for the low dosage... well, I do not want to repeat my mistake of taking thyroxine for 4 years and praying for a miracle. If things are to improve, I will likely notice in the first couple of days itself. Only side effects take longer to show up. I need to see results before debating if I want to live with the side effects. Also, I have to be taking thyroxine through all this anyway, so I can't really remove all cross reactions. Besides, some effects also change seasonally (yes, I have a diary for last 4 years), or with diet etc, so I just wanted to get it over with quickly. Running the experiment over 6 months would have come with it's own problems, and maybe would be even more difficult to interpret.</p><p></p><p>As for the nutty 50mg sustanon, it did raise T from 175 or so to 450. Surely I should at least see my fatigue improve? That did not happen. And I cannot see why E2 should still be low after more than a month of stopping letrozole during which time T almost tripled on sustanon. Makes no sense.</p><p></p><p>I have to admit the 50mg sustanon looks low, that is what the doc had also prescribed, and after 6 weeks may have reached a healthy 500 (I'm not a bodybuilder, just trying to survive). But here I am a month after my last dose, and balls still shrinking (am on clomiphene now). So 50mg is scary enough for me. And anybody wanting me to raise it to 100-125mg, needs to be here to take care of my muscle cramps, or worse (yeah, I was scared my heart would cramp).</p><p></p><p>Here's what the medications <em>cure </em>for me (and they all show evil sides as well):</p><p>thyroxine : depression</p><p>hydrocortisone : fatigue</p><p>HCG : mood</p><p>clomiphene : fatigue</p><p>letrozole : no benefit really</p><p>sustanon : headache</p><p></p><p>[no knowledgeable TRT docs here, and no doc here has more than a few minutes... so that chapter is closed. Thankfully tests and medicines are mostly readily available]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="neel, post: 71505, member: 15725"] I agree, time was short between therapies (gap was 1 week between them). However the differences were clearly perceptible. Side effects changed from one to the other. Besides, doses are low, co changeover time could be reduced. And then, as for the low dosage... well, I do not want to repeat my mistake of taking thyroxine for 4 years and praying for a miracle. If things are to improve, I will likely notice in the first couple of days itself. Only side effects take longer to show up. I need to see results before debating if I want to live with the side effects. Also, I have to be taking thyroxine through all this anyway, so I can't really remove all cross reactions. Besides, some effects also change seasonally (yes, I have a diary for last 4 years), or with diet etc, so I just wanted to get it over with quickly. Running the experiment over 6 months would have come with it's own problems, and maybe would be even more difficult to interpret. As for the nutty 50mg sustanon, it did raise T from 175 or so to 450. Surely I should at least see my fatigue improve? That did not happen. And I cannot see why E2 should still be low after more than a month of stopping letrozole during which time T almost tripled on sustanon. Makes no sense. I have to admit the 50mg sustanon looks low, that is what the doc had also prescribed, and after 6 weeks may have reached a healthy 500 (I'm not a bodybuilder, just trying to survive). But here I am a month after my last dose, and balls still shrinking (am on clomiphene now). So 50mg is scary enough for me. And anybody wanting me to raise it to 100-125mg, needs to be here to take care of my muscle cramps, or worse (yeah, I was scared my heart would cramp). Here's what the medications [I]cure [/I]for me (and they all show evil sides as well): thyroxine : depression hydrocortisone : fatigue HCG : mood clomiphene : fatigue letrozole : no benefit really sustanon : headache [no knowledgeable TRT docs here, and no doc here has more than a few minutes... so that chapter is closed. Thankfully tests and medicines are mostly readily available] [/QUOTE]
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