New bloods in, very high prolactin and somewhat high e2. Would a small dose ai help? Or should I look to cabergoline

[Dannydonair]

High prolactin, e2 somewhat high, would an ai help? Or should I look into caber. On 100mg test E split everyday injections and added calcium d glucarate for e2 and P5P for prolactin, since starting P5P prolactin has increased from 19-27.8. Also looking to maybe increase T dose to get it into the 800s or so.

 

[Systemlord]

Also looking to maybe increase T dose to get it into the 800s or so.

Why, do you not have symptoms relief?

Where are your hematocrit and hemoglobin labs?

Too little information to take action on.

High prolactin, e2 somewhat high, would an ai help?

The very normal estrogen, you mention no symptoms of any kind.

 

[Dannydonair]

Why, do you not have symptoms relief?

No I do not unfortunately, especially on the sexual side. If anything my libido and erections have gotten worse.

Where are your hematocrit and hemoglobin labs?

Sorry I did not include these because they were in normal range. My hematocrit was 0.443 L/L with a range of 0.4-0.5 and my hemoglobin was 145 g/Lwith a range of 135-175

Too little information to take action on.

The very normal estrogen, you mention no symptoms of any kind.

So I posted a couple weeks ago with prolactin of high end prolactin of 19 and high end estrogen of 180, the only symptoms I have that might be estrogen are maybe my fatigue I still experience and my low libido, some mild water retention too.

My TSH was tested too and in normal range. It was 1.33 mIU/L with a range of 0.32-4

 

[equel]

Prolactin is fucking ur libido

 

[Systemlord]

Prolactin is fucking ur libido

The high prolactin is the elephant in the room and increasing the dosage isn't going to fix the erections and libido issues.

 

[Systemlord]

Also you have only been on TRT for about 30 days, very early in treatment to be expecting to feel like your old self.

Onset of effects of testosterone treatment and time span until maximum effects are achieved - PubMed

The time-course of the spectrum of effects of testosterone shows considerable variation, probably related to pharmacodynamics of the testosterone preparation. Genomic and non-genomic effects, androgen receptor polymorphism and intracellular steroid metabolism further contribute to such diversity.

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Results: Effects on sexual interest appear after 3 weeks plateauing at 6 weeks, with no further increments expected beyond. Changes in erections/ejaculations may require up to 6 months. Effects on quality of life manifest within 3-4 weeks, but maximum benefits take longer. Effects on depressive mood become detectable after 3-6 weeks with a maximum after 18-30 weeks. Effects on erythropoiesis are evident at 3 months, peaking at 9-12 months. Prostate-specific antigen and volume rise, marginally, plateauing at 12 months; further increase should be related to aging rather than therapy. Effects on lipids appear after 4 weeks, maximal after 6-12 months. Insulin sensitivity may improve within few days, but effects on glycemic control become evident only after 3-12 months. Changes in fat mass, lean body mass, and muscle strength occur within 12-16 weeks, stabilize at 6-12 months, but can marginally continue over years. Effects on inflammation occur within 3-12 weeks. Effects on bone are detectable already after 6 months while continuing at least for 3 years.

Conclusion: The time-course of the spectrum of effects of testosterone shows considerable variation, probably related to pharmacodynamics of the testosterone preparation. Genomic and non-genomic effects, androgen receptor polymorphism and intracellular steroid metabolism further contribute to such diversity.

 

[bixt]

High prolactin

Any chance you have you been binging on porn recently?