E2 and Prolaktin f.cking high

[umittt]

Hi i am on 2.weeks of cycle.
400mg Testesteron mix
400mg Tren enantad 400mg masteron enantad.
Used eo2 days 0.5 adex and 0.5 parlodel.
Yesterday i made blood test

Estradiol E2 723
Prolaktin 21
Testo 19
I have to say that my body is sensitive for gyno. I had gyno surgery before. When i was young i had no idea about pct

[hammerheart]

Prolactin is only a bit elevated but non that high. Drop the bromo and switch to .25mg cabergoline e3d.

High estradiol is due to Tren interfering with assay (ie. it's falsely elevated).

[Marcus G]

Does that say your e2 is 723? You don't need an dopamine agonistc because it's only slightly elevated and because of e2 isn't being controlled. just do 0.5mg adex eod an retest, I can't help but notice that prolactin and testosterone are both spelt wrong?

[MuscleScience]

Does that say your e2 is 723? You don't need an dopamine agonistc because it's only slightly elevated and because of e2 isn't being controlled. just do 0.5mg adex eod an retest, I can't help but notice that prolactin and testosterone are both spelt wrong?

Don't be culturally insensitive, and learn to read Turkish...lol

[Marcus G]

Don't be culturally insensitive, and learn to read Turkish...lol

My bad lol but that doesn't explain the 723 Estrogen result

[600@50]

High estradiol is due to Tren interfering with assay (ie. it's falsely elevated).

I didn't know this could happen. So how would you get accurate E2 numbers with tren ?

[hammerheart]

I didn't know this could happen. So how would you get accurate E2 numbers with tren?

The immuno-assays seem the most affected.

If you are in the US you can pull the LC/MS/MS sensitive estradiol, that should solve the problem.

My bad lol but that doesn't explain the 723 Estrogen result

It would be too high for a woman, even...

[umittt]

I will take adex eod 0.5 and parlodel 0.5 (bromocriptine)

[songdog]

Does that say your e2 is 723? You don't need an dopamine agonistc because it's only slightly elevated and because of e2 isn't being controlled. just do 0.5mg adex eod an retest, I can't help but notice that prolactin and testosterone are both spelt wrong?

There's nothing wrong with us guys who can't spell worth a sh1t LOL

[Mr.BB]

Prolactin is only a bit elevated but non that high. Drop the bromo and switch to .25mg cabergoline e3d.

High estradiol is due to Tren interfering with assay (ie. it's falsely elevated).

^^^This is the correct answer.

Otherwise you are going to menstruate pretty soon.

[600@50]

The immuno-assays seem the most affected.

If you are in the US you can pull the LC/MS/MS sensitive estradiol, that should solve the problem.

The E2 sensitive test would read correctly right? That's the one that I always run when I do BW.

[NACH3]

The E2 sensitive test would read correctly right? That's the one that I always run when I do BW.

Yes as long as it's LC/MS - MS sensitive E2 assay like Bizz stated above... you & it should read correctly!

[Marcus G]

Could someone explain how tren interfeers with e2 and thus causes false reading?

[hammerheart]

Could someone explain how tren interfeers with e2 and thus causes false reading?

It's intrinsic to immunoassays, these use antibodies that binds to target molecule thus revealing their concentration, however cross-reactivity, that is binding of antibodies to molecules structurally close to target, is always a concern.

F.ex nandrolone can read as Test on ELISA (https://www.caymanchem.com/pdfs/582701.pdf, page 14).

[Marcus G]

It's intrinsic to immunoassays, these use antibodies that binds to target molecule thus revealing their concentration, however cross-reactivity, that is binding of antibodies to molecules structurally close to target, is always a concern.

F.ex nandrolone can read as Test on ELISA (https://www.caymanchem.com/pdfs/582701.pdf, page 14).

Thanks for the quick info I'll be sure to look into this

[600@50]

Yes as long as it's LC/MS - MS sensitive E2 assay like Bizz stated above... you & it should read correctly!

I've always had the E2 sensitive test done. Just had not heard that before so wanted to clarify. Thanks guys.