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I was taking 200mg cypionate every Thursday morning.
I got tested Thursday at absolute trough and was 1361.
I did not pin that day, and instead waited until Saturday morning.
I got tested the next Friday afternoon and was >1500.
While those second bloods were drawn about 16 before my new trough, I had taken my shot 47 hours later than usual, so I can't understand why my result is higher. I would've expected the 1361 to get down to below 1200, maybe as low as 1000, by the time I pinned. So I was expecting my new trough to be around 1100 (but slightly higher because I was testing 16 hours early).
My free went down from 24.9 to 20.5, which is what I expected. But I also expected that to happen to my total T.
My E2 went up considerably. I had tanked it to 5.8 for the first test by mistakenly double dosing my Exemestane. The one shot of 200mg brought it up to 40.5 for the second test. I don't see how or why this could mean a higher total T.
Could it be that Exemestane kills T that has been bound but not yet aromatized, meaning some of my >1500 was on the cusp of being aromatized?
I got tested Thursday at absolute trough and was 1361.
I did not pin that day, and instead waited until Saturday morning.
I got tested the next Friday afternoon and was >1500.
While those second bloods were drawn about 16 before my new trough, I had taken my shot 47 hours later than usual, so I can't understand why my result is higher. I would've expected the 1361 to get down to below 1200, maybe as low as 1000, by the time I pinned. So I was expecting my new trough to be around 1100 (but slightly higher because I was testing 16 hours early).
My free went down from 24.9 to 20.5, which is what I expected. But I also expected that to happen to my total T.
My E2 went up considerably. I had tanked it to 5.8 for the first test by mistakenly double dosing my Exemestane. The one shot of 200mg brought it up to 40.5 for the second test. I don't see how or why this could mean a higher total T.
Could it be that Exemestane kills T that has been bound but not yet aromatized, meaning some of my >1500 was on the cusp of being aromatized?