how u feeling mood and energy wise? How’s libido and erections?Guys, my last test came back at 1169 and my ultra-sensitive estradiol came back at 66. Would any of you be concerned?
I feel great! Getting great results with putting on muscle and losing fat - I'm hard when I need to be and waking up with morning wood. I just don't want GYNO!!!!how u feeling mood and energy wise? How’s libido and erections?
I wouldn’t worry about gyno at all. U’ll know if u have to worry about it. When I was using HCG monotherapy I started to develop some gyno in my left nipple. I’m assuming it was mostly due to the increase in prolactin and/ or progesterone tho, because I’ve had my E2 way higher on TRT, and never had any issues with gyno. Before the gyno started to form on HCG mono, my nipples were constantly itchy and sensitive for weeks and weeks. They were so itchy and sensitive that I had to put tape over them so they wouldn’t rub up against my shirt. I would scratch them to the point they would start to bleed a little bit. On testosterone I’ll get random nipple sensitivity for a day or two during hormone fluctuations, but nothing even remotely close to what I experienced on HCG mono prior to getting gyno. I now can recognize the difference between hormone fluctuation nipple sensitivity and gyno forming nipple sensitivity. So unless ur nipples end up being itchy and sensitive for weeks on end, I wouldn’t worry about getting gyno from an elevated E2I feel great! Getting great results with putting on muscle and losing fat - I'm hard when I need to be and waking up with morning wood. I just don't want GYNO!!!!
Could also be the ratio between androgens and e2.I wouldn’t worry about gyno at all. U’ll know if u have to worry about it. When I was using HCG monotherapy I started to develop some gyno in my left nipple. I’m assuming it was mostly due to the increase in prolactin and/ or progesterone tho, because I’ve had my E2 way higher on TRT, and never had any issues with gyno. Before the gyno started to form on HCG mono, my nipples were constantly itchy and sensitive for weeks and weeks. They were so itchy and sensitive that I had to put tape over them so they wouldn’t rub up against my shirt. I would scratch them to the point they would start to bleed a little bit. On testosterone I’ll get random nipple sensitivity for a day or two during hormone fluctuations, but nothing even remotely close to what I experienced on HCG mono prior to getting gyno. I now can recognize the difference between hormone fluctuation nipple sensitivity and gyno forming nipple sensitivity. So unless ur nipples end up being itchy and sensitive for weeks on end, I wouldn’t worry about getting gyno from an elevated E2
How does one feel?I had my last bloods done with Quest was at 1411 Total Test, Estradiol 67 ( Reference Range < 39. I am taking DIM-300 dose. This table is right on the money.
Vey good point! But idk, I was controlling E2 with an ai, and test levels were around 1200 total on 2000iu’s of HCG/ week. But honestly there’s still a chance u could be right. HCG stimulates the leydig cells in the testicles to produce testosterone, and I’ve heard that HCG causes a lot of the aromatizatiin to occur within the testicles, and I’ve heard that ai’s are inneficient/ unable to control testicular aromatization, or something along those lines. So the point u brought up could definitely be valid. Good thinkingCould also be the ratio between androgens and e2.
What's your DHT? It usually runs about 10% of total T.Any idea why my dht would be way off based on this formula ? FYI it’s twice the range with a pretty moderate tt
Using that formula my dht should be 61, I typically come in around 170. This is just on injections and hcg. When I used the gel my levels were 275What's your DHT? It usually runs about 10% of total T.
This is the formula from the study:
DHT = 269.4xTT/(2389.6+TT)
TT= Total Testosterone
Interesting, should I be worried about having dht levels high like mine long term ?
Not really. Enjoy it.Interesting, should I be worried about having dht levels high like mine long term ?