5 weeks in on TRT, low BF%, sore nipple... how about AI?

[ks1234]

I would say the number of men who get on TRT and crush their E2 levels is above 70%. I have to beg them not to take anastrozole. Then they read some thread, think they have gyno and now they are taking 2mg a week. Which is insane.

Lol! I can say this was definitely me. I was on TRT and it worked great (fucking amazing, actually) for the first 3 months or so, then it "stopped" working. My uro just kind of prescribes me whatever I ask for so I was thinking I needed more Test (which, honestly, I did (was still testing under 400 TT, but my e2 was getting out of whack)), so I took more test... felt worse and worse.

Dealt with that for a few months and went back after I ordered an e2 test from discountedlabs.com, it wasnt super high but high enough to cause problems, started out with .25 mg 2x a week I think and hit the "sweet spot" real fast but then it stopped working and I thought I needed more (because i'm stupid) I played with between 1mg and 1.5mg a week until I finally realized I was crashing the hell out of my e2 and thats why TRT "stopped working" and I was able to kind of cover up the ED with cialis but when that stopped working I had to figure out WTF was going on, this was a recent realization btw. I stopped taking all my AI's last week and feel 100x better than I have in months, so ya, going to have to start back at square 1 with figuring out that part of my regimen.
Those tiny little pills dont seem very powerful... but they will sure fuck you up. lol

[devil-1986]

but what about another ai (letrozole ) ? what dose is needed for 150 mg/ml of test weekly ?

[InternalFire]

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[IncreaseMyT]

Letro usually comes in tabs of 2.5mg and should be doses 1/4 of that once or twice a week.

It is potent so really no need for it, unless your reversing gyno.

Hope this helps.

[kelkel]

It is potent so really no need for it, unless your reversing gyno.

Hope this helps.

Even then I see no real need for it. Work through it with serms and maybe the addition of Andractim Gel.