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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Tried many things but nothing has yet done it for me!
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<blockquote data-quote="Systemlord" data-source="post: 126359" data-attributes="member: 15832"><p>Endocrinologists and urologists tend to be the least educated in sex hormones and therefore TRT, neither of these types are doctors are educated in sex hormone in residency and medical school.</p><p></p><p>Total estrogens is a useless test and provides no diagnostic value, none of the more experience hormone specialists even considers total estrogens. When it comes to TRT neither endocrinologists and urologists will be up to speed.</p><p></p><p>You cannot go by the estrogen testing in your country, it is invalid and will overestimate.</p><p></p><p>HCG is used together with a TRT protocol when fertility is a concern, adding FSH to a TRT protocol greatly improves fertility when HCG isn't enough on it's own. I'm 73 pounds overweight and have high levels of aromatase enzymes, which leads to me having high estrogen problems until such time significant weight is lost.</p><p></p><p>Your doctor checked Total T and bioavailable Free T, but when it came to thyroid testing didn't bother checking the ONLY free thyroid hormone Free T3 which is where the rubber meets the road. We see this a lot and it's a mistake not checking it.</p><p></p><p>TSH stimulated the thyroid gland, produces T4-->Free T4-->Free T3 which is the final result and drives metabolic rates and speeds up every cell in your body and it wasn't even tested. Free T4 can be at a good level while Free T3 can be very low, nothing matters more than Free T3.</p><p></p><p>You will find the majority of members here were forced to go private to seek competent care for TRT that rarely exists inside of managed health care (sick care) where corners are cut to save insurance companies money at the expense of missing important tests that could otherwise provide valuable information.</p><p></p><p>SHBG will dictate injection frequency, given your SHBG level, 50-60mg twice weekly injections is best if lean, but more frequent smaller injections can help to lower estrogen when overweight.</p><p></p><p>I inject everyday to lower estrogen until I can lose weight.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Systemlord, post: 126359, member: 15832"] Endocrinologists and urologists tend to be the least educated in sex hormones and therefore TRT, neither of these types are doctors are educated in sex hormone in residency and medical school. Total estrogens is a useless test and provides no diagnostic value, none of the more experience hormone specialists even considers total estrogens. When it comes to TRT neither endocrinologists and urologists will be up to speed. You cannot go by the estrogen testing in your country, it is invalid and will overestimate. HCG is used together with a TRT protocol when fertility is a concern, adding FSH to a TRT protocol greatly improves fertility when HCG isn't enough on it's own. I'm 73 pounds overweight and have high levels of aromatase enzymes, which leads to me having high estrogen problems until such time significant weight is lost. Your doctor checked Total T and bioavailable Free T, but when it came to thyroid testing didn't bother checking the ONLY free thyroid hormone Free T3 which is where the rubber meets the road. We see this a lot and it's a mistake not checking it. TSH stimulated the thyroid gland, produces T4-->Free T4-->Free T3 which is the final result and drives metabolic rates and speeds up every cell in your body and it wasn't even tested. Free T4 can be at a good level while Free T3 can be very low, nothing matters more than Free T3. You will find the majority of members here were forced to go private to seek competent care for TRT that rarely exists inside of managed health care (sick care) where corners are cut to save insurance companies money at the expense of missing important tests that could otherwise provide valuable information. SHBG will dictate injection frequency, given your SHBG level, 50-60mg twice weekly injections is best if lean, but more frequent smaller injections can help to lower estrogen when overweight. I inject everyday to lower estrogen until I can lose weight. [/QUOTE]
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