Increased sensitivity to estradiol after AI usage

[Gman87]

Hi,

I have used arimidex multiple times throughout the years. Every time I tend to use this, when I come off the drug, I appear to be more sensitive to estrogen than I was previously i.e. development of gyno at natty levels, cessation of hair loss etc. Bloodwork is all normal, I have pretty much an identical T:E ratio to what I did a couple of years ago, so the only thing I can think of is upregulated E receptors due to depriving it for extended period of times. Anyone else dealt with something similar, any solutions?

Cheers guys

 

[FunkOdyssey]

Hi,

I have used arimidex multiple times throughout the years. Every time I tend to use this, when I come off the drug, I appear to be more sensitive to estrogen than I was previously i.e. development of gyno at natty levels, cessation of hair loss etc. Bloodwork is all normal, I have pretty much an identical T:E ratio to what I did a couple of years ago, so the only thing I can think of is upregulated E receptors due to depriving it for extended period of times. Anyone else dealt with something similar, any solutions?

Cheers guys

Is this an imposter @Gman86 ?

 

[Gman87]

Is this an imposter @Gman86 ?

Nope, I wouldn’t usually post. Normally I just scour the forum to get information, but I couldn’t find anything on this. I imagine this is fairly uncommon and that is probably why.

 

[Seagal]

Hi,

I have used arimidex multiple times throughout the years. Every time I tend to use this, when I come off the drug, I appear to be more sensitive to estrogen than I was previously i.e. development of gyno at natty levels, cessation of hair loss etc. Bloodwork is all normal, I have pretty much an identical T:E ratio to what I did a couple of years ago, so the only thing I can think of is upregulated E receptors due to depriving it for extended period of times. Anyone else dealt with something similar, any solutions?

Cheers guys

I suspect nobody here used it the way you have used arimidex.
Maybe it's sort of a rebound effect. DHT matters too.

 

[Systemlord]

Maybe it's sort of a rebound effect.

I experienced a rebound effect after coming off an AI, way overly sensitive to estrogen temporarily. It felt like I was having a hard attack so I stopped TRT for 2 weeks and then restarted.

I'm natty now baby.

 

[Gman86]

Is this an imposter @Gman86 ?

Omg, this is hilarious. Definitely not me. But I’ll take it as a compliment that the person decided to pick this specific username out of all the possible usernames he could have come up with lol

 

[Systemlord]

@Gman87 I wonder if I should be offended you did choose Systemlord2.

 

[Gman86]

@Gman87 I wonder if I should be offended you did choose Systemlord2.

I’d be a little butthurt if I were u, not gonna lie lol. But who knows, this might spark a bunch of guys to make “copycat accounts” and u could be next lol