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Originally Posted by DuncanWA So you're saying preg cream could be an alternative to something like Arimidex?
I have top of the charts free T (154 on scale of 35-155 Quest), middle of the road total T (494 on scale of 250-1100), increasing DHT (96 scale of 25-75) and increasing E2 (41 scale of 13-54). Progesterone is .6 on scale of .1 - 1.2.
My treatment is 100mg of compounded T cream with 25mg preg and 5mg DHEA compounded in as well. If I INCREASE my preg to 50mg, you think I could lower my DHT and my E2? |
Something is not right, something is as expected.
Summary, you do not have nearly enough T.
Transdermal T application increases
DHT, that is what happened to you.
You have most likely did the less desirable testosterone
test.
Next time do this:
Testosterone, Free, Bio/Total (LC/MS/MS)
Quest Diagnostics: Test Menu
that
test have ranges
(46-224) pg/mL Testosterone Free
(110-575) ng/dL Testosterone Bioavailable
and you want to look at
BAT~575
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Your estrodial is very high.
next time
test it using Quest
Estradiol, Free, LC/MS/MS (36169X)
I adjust FreeE2 (0.45 - 0.6)
check Quest's comments in the link why freeE2 is better than E2
Quest Diagnostics: Test Menu
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Use LiquiDex rather than Arimidex to control E2.
Sold by sponsor of this board.
I measure dose precisely using (small) insuline syringe with cut out needle.
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Compounded Tcream or any other transdermal t delivery is desirable only as a means of raising
DHT that is use it if one have very low
DHT.
Others should use T shots.
T shots increase E2, but that is manageable using Arimidex.