more frequent injections, high e2 still...weird situation

[Hydrolex]

So I was doing Every THREE and HALF day injections, had high e2 (38), Switched to EOD injections, and still have high E2 (39) but free testosterone is up. So I'm confused on why they say more frequent injections lead to less E2

Dose remained the same, 100mg a week

[flatscat]

Sounds like you may just be prone to convert. Have you tried sub q injections?

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Sounds like you may just be prone to convert. Have you tried sub q injections?

Exactly! The first year I was on TRT my E2 was high and I couldn't get my AI dialed in... I decided to try sub-q and my E2 leveled out to close to my baseline and I completely eliminated my need for anastrozole.

My experience tells me switching to sub-q made all the difference. If u haven't tried it yet, try it!

[Hydrolex]

Sounds like you may just be prone to convert. Have you tried sub q injections?

fuck me, I already do subq.... oh gawd. I dropped the dose last time by 8.4mg and my Estro went to 19!! which was still low... It's just fucking hard man, I don't know why im so dose and estro sensitive.

5/16 into ripped thighs, is that shallow IM or SubQ?

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Sub q is done by pinching a little fat on either the left or right side of ur navel about an inch from it and shooting the test in the fat roll..

If ur burying a needle Into ur quad that's IM not subq. I'd switch to at least 1/2" needle though either way..

Personally I use 5/8" even for subq with 25gauge

[Couchlock]

Sub q is done by pinching a little fat on either the left or right side of ur navel about an inch from it and shooting the test in the fat roll..

If ur burying a needle Into ur quad that's IM not subq. I'd switch to at least 1/2" needle though either way..

Personally I use 5/8" even for subq with 25gauge

Does subQ decrease absorption time and let it level out better?

Is there a benifit in running cycle doses subQ? Like 500 to 600 a week?

Why would sub q make it to not need AI while using?

I'm not disagreeing, just want the knowledge. I am estrogen conversion sensitive.