My estrodiol came back at 60 last month, and that was before I lowered the test dose from 120 to 100mg a week, split in to 2 doses. Getting more blood work done this week...
No, I have never taken and AI, My estrodiol came back at 60 last month, and that was before I lowered the test dose from 120 to 100mg a week, split in to 2 doses. Getting more blood work done this week...
It sure is intense!! I figured the same...just gonna take a bit for my body to adjust...
Excessive testosterone can also cause these symptoms, estrogen isn’t always the boogieman. My estrogen has always run high on TRT, between 49-70 and I have none of your problems, I did however have multiple deficiencies for which I always blamed on estrogen.
Mine is 64.2 now. I'm only taking 140mg per week. Any advice?
How do you feel? Don’t stress too much over the numbers. That’s a typical e2 level at 140mg a week. start with lowering your t dose some if your are sure you are having side effects from estradiol. Other wise , let it ride.
The shakiness is probably from anxiety, these symptoms happened to be back in Jan when my dr raised my dose...then decided to lower 4 weeks ago due to my labs came back at total t over 1500 the day before my inj.
are you having side effects? I was having most of these side effects and then I checked it to see..
Yes, estrogen “can” cause anxiety, but you’re experiencing shakiness and the use of the word “probably” causing anxiety, you don’t sound entirely convinced. I can find dozens of other medical conditions on the internet to explain your systems.
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Yes, my testosterone is high, that is why we decided to lower it.Yes, estrogen “can” cause anxiety, but you’re experiencing shakiness and the use of the word “probably” causing anxiety, you don’t sound entirely convinced. I can find dozens of other medical conditions on the internet to explain your systems.
Testosterone can cause sodium reabsorption via the kidneys and therefore fluid retention, which can then cause your symptoms.
High estrogen, not high testosterone, is the scapegoat around these forums to explain negative symptoms on TRT, new members waste no time blaming everything on estrogen.
I did the exact same thing and years later found out something else was causing my symptoms.
Testosterone increases water retention in hypogonadal men by affecting kidneys
The effects of growth hormone (GH) on sodium retention and extracellular fluid (ECF) are well established. The mechanisms are not clear but are thought to involve the GH/IGF-I (insulin-like growth factor I) axis. Men and women differ in their ECF and this contributes to men’s higher fat-free...
I am starting to learn this...my dr had me on 100mg a week, for years, i felt worse, se we upped the dose to 120mg a week, felt even worse after several month, now we dropped back to 100, i am thinkng even going to 80. At 120 my total t before my shot was 1500, at 100mg a week i am still at 1100.
Yes, estrogen “can” cause anxiety, but you’re experiencing shakiness and the use of the word “probably” causing anxiety, you don’t sound entirely convinced. I can find dozens of other medical conditions on the internet to explain your systems.
Testosterone can cause sodium reabsorption via the kidneys and therefore fluid retention, which can then cause your symptoms.
High estrogen, not high testosterone, is the scapegoat around these forums to explain negative symptoms on TRT, new members waste no time blaming everything on estrogen.
I did the exact same thing and years later found out something else was causing my symptoms.
Testosterone increases water retention in hypogonadal men by affecting kidneys
The effects of growth hormone (GH) on sodium retention and extracellular fluid (ECF) are well established. The mechanisms are not clear but are thought to involve the GH/IGF-I (insulin-like growth factor I) axis. Men and women differ in their ECF and this contributes to men’s higher fat-free...
Iron, vitamin D, vitamin C and potassium. So as my Total T, Free T and estrogen pushed higher, more iron was utilized, which drove it into the floor. Never mind my heart couldn’t beat correctly because of the low potassium.
