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still in the same situation. only has got worse. blood work is flawless.

Wow thanks for telling us how you feel about the phenomenon. Since we're talking about feelings, before May 23rd, 2017. Crashing estrogen to me was no big deal. What was so bad about it? Dry joints? Vascularity? Frequent urination? Dry looking physique? Sometimes no pump. For me, I never had...

Ummm... get labs? Why have you not done this yet?

Uhhh... everything has a half-life. :rolleyes: Have you stopped the zinc yet and have noticed symptomatic improvement?

Arimidex is not poison. Using anything in excess can damage you - this goes for any drug.. Used correctly under a knowledgeable TRT specialist supervision it can be perfectly fine , it needs to be in range because estrogen is essential for male physiology, I would argue just as much as...

Is this a joke? Arimidex is not poison. Anything in excess is not good. That's like saying cheese burgers are poison. Practitioners may prescribe arimidex off label to achieve the therapeutic effect of cessation of high estradiol symptoms. I personally have crashed my E2 many times and never...

This would fit my theory of what is taking place on a molecular level here. What you just explained is what initially happened to me. Ive crashed my e2 many times before, but never have I ever experienced these sides and always felt fine after a few days. However, every time I crashed, it felt...

Can you elaborate on "feminisation" ... Let's start being a bit more concise here considering we are discussing a unforeseen/not yet known (as we claim) paradoxical response to a hormone that needs to be balanced in men to have beneficial effects, otherwise unbalanced (too high or low) known to...

My A1C is 4.9%, my sugar intake is fairly low. Dairy never bothered me throughout my 24 years of life so I am going to keep it for now since it's my primary source of calcium. I eat 2-4 greek yogurts a day so the probiotics are definitely there.

Can you medically define "Healing your gut?" This sounds like voodoo bro science. How do you know my gut is damaged? I have normal bowel movements same time every day, normal formed stools, normal colored stools, no abdominal distension, tenderness, cramping, or pain. I don't have elevated...

You have identical symptoms to me. Except I didn't have stomach cramps. I told you to read my posts over PM and clearly you have not done so, Tamoxifen and Clomid made my condition severely worse. To clarify, I was on 120mg T a week, took 25mg of Nolvadex for the same reason you wanted to try...

And like I said, I am going to do everything I can to attempt to figure out the etiology with the UDN and I will report back here. Praying I get accepted.

But you have told me in different threads I need to "fix my gut" and no one is asking for a diagnosis. You offer advice without asking questions pertaining to the members situation or life style. Practitioner or not, that is not good practice

Quick disclaimer: Do not associate me with any of the statements or comments that lowE2sucks makes. I don't agree with 90% of the stuff he says. The difference between you and I was that I did this over a year ago, have 20+ symptoms, and have no history of gut issues, improper eating, anxiety...

I believe this is on females since Anastrazole is used off label for TRT or hypogonadism. Also, understand my time frame is based on exogenous T use only, there was no HCG use. Estradiol made in the testicles rather than peripherally is a different story.

Depends how high your E2. For me personally, it was always 36 hours I'd start noticing an effect. This can vary massively from person to person.

This would be great if you could find it. To the OP, the others are right. There's no way to permanently crash your E2. Your body will recover as long as your T production is high enough. I would get the LC/MS E2 testing to see where you're really at.

Your estrogen is clearly undetectable/low and is causing paradoxical water retention. Stop the AI and I can almost promiseyou the water retention go away within a week. Please report back.

Not being facetious at all, where did you see these current updated guidelines as I'd like to show this to my urologist

the nornal range yoh see on labs is developed by a sub sample of men ages 19-39 usually. it doesn't include outliers. in addition, one persons normal range where they feel good may differ from another persons. everyone's different. with that being said, most men anecdotally report feeling the...

Are you taking any other medications or herbs/supplements? I know it is difficult but you may want to get a sensitive test. Have you and your provider talked about raising your T even more to stimulate conversion to estrogen? 700ng/dL is high to some providers and mid range to others. Depends...

hypoestrogenism (low estrogen) is also associated with hair loss so be careful with how much aromatase inhibitor you use.

any current E2 labs?

how is aimeoni supposed to know if estrogen crashes causes parkinson's .... or what is going on if he doesn't know himself

There is absolutely no evidence, and there is under 30 recoveries listed on the PH site someone of which have been proven fake. You really haven't looked at the individual situstion, such as their labs, very specific symptoms, and what they have tried. Ive also never bashed anastrazole and...

This is false. Everyone is affected differently. It is clear that people who are "affected" either get hypogonadism which requires healthy life style and hormonal therapy or some others can not even tolerate orgasm, more androgens, or working out. It makes their symptoms worse. Symptoms such as...

I don't know if it will be as dramatic as that. You cannot compare something you acquired after sexual development to something people are born with.. But, I will tell you that my buddy had a total T of 13 nmol before propecia and had no issues sexually or mentally. 10 months after propecia his...

same here man. coming off T cold turkey never gave me libido issues, ED, full body hair loss, or lack of a pump in the gym. Neither did high, or just increasing estrogen. coming off T only made me lose a bit of strength and endurance and made me tired but that's expected

right because a few months ago, you were on 80mg a week, started hcg with it as per Dr. Saya, began feeling low E2 side effects despite increasing estrogen. stop TRT for a little, started it again and began feeling as you describe "hell". Then finally came off cold turkey and now some of your...

even though it is still early to ask, you do not feel cured correct? better mentally than when you were on TRT, because we both discussed rising (not high, but rising) estrogen levels makes us feel horrible, when in the past it made us feel great

he is off TRT.