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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Theory about determining weekly dosage
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<blockquote data-quote="StepbyStep" data-source="post: 134872" data-attributes="member: 17633"><p>It's hard to say, I've had TT values of 475-1200 on TRT and E2 ranging from 19-38. At my lower TT values I was on HCG mono starting with small doses, and my E2 was slightly higher than it would have been if I was on Test alone or a combination. One problem I've had is that I've never had any obvious high or low E2 symptoms, and I experimented with low dose AI for a month with no change in how I felt. My ED has in large part remained horrible for the entire time I was on TRT. My thyroid is being treated with Defy using T3 only, my labs look perfect in that area.</p><p></p><p>I agree that there must be something else going on. I fear that there are other complex factors involved that are not yet known or understood. It could be as simple as other hormones or nurotransmitters that get thrown out of whack on TRT, some of which rarely get tested. Or it could be that many of us have bad reactions to the preservatives in the Testosterone. It could be many things.</p><p></p><p>The fact that some steroid users feel great on crazy dosages and cocktails or anabolics tells me that secondary hypogonadism without a clear cause is not a diagnosis at all, but just a symptom for some.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="StepbyStep, post: 134872, member: 17633"] It's hard to say, I've had TT values of 475-1200 on TRT and E2 ranging from 19-38. At my lower TT values I was on HCG mono starting with small doses, and my E2 was slightly higher than it would have been if I was on Test alone or a combination. One problem I've had is that I've never had any obvious high or low E2 symptoms, and I experimented with low dose AI for a month with no change in how I felt. My ED has in large part remained horrible for the entire time I was on TRT. My thyroid is being treated with Defy using T3 only, my labs look perfect in that area. I agree that there must be something else going on. I fear that there are other complex factors involved that are not yet known or understood. It could be as simple as other hormones or nurotransmitters that get thrown out of whack on TRT, some of which rarely get tested. Or it could be that many of us have bad reactions to the preservatives in the Testosterone. It could be many things. The fact that some steroid users feel great on crazy dosages and cocktails or anabolics tells me that secondary hypogonadism without a clear cause is not a diagnosis at all, but just a symptom for some. [/QUOTE]
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