12 weeks of test e 500 aweek .25 anastazole eod but my sex drive is down going in to my 4 th shot of test e on thursday any reason why . my diet is good sleeps good . thnaks im 5.9 190 pounds . and im using a insulin syringe for my .25 anastazole .
12 weeks of test e 500 aweek .25 anastazole eod but my sex drive is down going in to my 4 th shot of test e on thursday any reason why . my diet is good sleeps good . thnaks im 5.9 190 pounds . and im using a insulin syringe for my .25 anastazole .
Wait. Where are you injecting your Adex?Originally Posted by paul 47
That's why I'm asking!Originally Posted by jim230027
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E2 issues usually...
Exactly where I'm going with this. If he's injecting the Adex subQ or IM, his E2 will be elevated.Originally Posted by gdevine
No its oral i got it from ar and it didn't come with a dropper
Thats y im useing a insulin syringe at ,25 eod
Ok. Good. You could increase your dose but preferably I'd recommend a male E2 sensitive assay to check your E2 and see if that's the culprit. In fact it would be ideal to run a full hormone panel to see if there is anything else out of range.Originally Posted by paul 47
How do u do that
Maybe the test hasn't kicked in yet
Adjust the dose or get blood work done?Originally Posted by paul 47
Testosterone enthanate usually takes 3-4 wks for peak concentrations to be reached and another 2 weeks to stabilize during which time strength gains become noticeable. As concentrations build, early signs that the drug is working are usually increased energy, increased appetite, improved mood, rising sex drive.Originally Posted by paul 47
Your symptoms are more common with elevated E2 levels but there could be other factors which is why I suggested you get some blood work done so we can properly diagnose the possible cause(s).
I got blood work done about 2 months ago everything was fine .only thing that was kinda bad was my test level was. Only 375 but that was the only thing kinda bad
Should i lower the adex.
Well.....you could be crashing your E2 but you're taking a low dose already and ED isn't as common with low E2 as it is with higher E2 but it certainly does happen in some cases. E2 is tricky because everyone is a bit different. Some feel better in the upper range of normal, others feel best at the lower range. You could move your dose to E3D instead of EOD and see if anything improves, but this is only a suggestion and not an official recommendation. A lot could change in 2 months so blood work would be ideal. Any fatigue, lethargy, increase in weight/bloating, loss of strength, unusual muscle/joint pain?Originally Posted by paul 47
We need new blood work and a complete hormonal and thyroid panel as well.
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