What doctors do if your estradiol is high naturally?

[Roccc]

Let's say you're not on TRT and you estradiol level is high a little and the doctor can't find the main problem. What doctors do in this case?

 

[johndoesmith]

Define high. Does this person have symptoms? What's do the rest of his hormones look like? Is he overweight? Taking any medications?

It will depend on all of those things I imagine. Each one of those will change the picture and probably the treatment.

 

[Roccc]

No overweight.
No meds.

Born with high estradiol.

 

[johndoesmith]

No overweight.
No meds.

Born with high estradiol.

Yeah you're refusing to answer questions or post labs again. You're not going to get much help, and it seems like you don't want help.

You were not born with high estradiol, you'd probably be extremely short, and have severe gyno. Even women aren't born with high E2, at least not from birth to adult ages.

 

[CoastWatcher]

What was your last estradiol reading? Was it the sensitive test? When did you receive the diagnosis that you were "born with high estradiol? Born with it...even though androgens don't show up in any truly significant sense until puberty?

 

[johndoesmith]

What was your last estradiol reading? Was it the sensitive test? When did you receive the diagnosis that you were "born with high estradiol? Born with it...even though androgens don't show up in any truly significant sense until puberty?

Technically, and I hate to be pedantic, but I thought this was interesting that theres a spike in testosterone after birth, that goes away in 5 months.

https://www.healthcare.uiowa.edu/path_handbook/handbook/test1802.html

Either way OP is just making stuff up now.

 

[Vince]

Let's say you're not on TRT and you estradiol level is high a little and the doctor can't find the main problem. What doctors do in this case?

In all honesty, he probably would put you on an AI.

 

[trt4me]

In all honesty, he probably would put you on an AI.

A trt dr that is, a pcp will say that's a women drug go home.

 

[Dr.V.P.C.]

Depends on the kind of doctor.
A truthful doctor treats the patient.
Others treat just the lab result.

 

[ERO]

Have you tried DIM to bring down your E2? It doesn't work for everyone and if your E2 is really high it wont be enough but if you are slightly high, its worth a try. Get it on Amazon or your local vitamin store and give it a few weeks then get a sensitive E2 test.

More to the point, what are your symptoms? Everybody has a "sweet spot" for E2, and for some guys on TRT it *may* be above the lab range so you want to be sure you are treating symptoms, not simply a number on a lab test.