high test but still symptomatic

[LFH40]

Very true. Way to many forums seem to encourage AI use when it should be avoided until determined to be legitimately necessary. I'm happy that on this one we at least steer guys away from them as much as possible. So many guys could simply avoid it by altering protocols, even reducing dosage slightly (gasp), not to mention lifestyle changes.

Since my comment was quoted, not sure if this was all directed at me, but my protocol is all doctor prescribed and based on bloodwork, NOT doing whatever I please...In fact, I was told here by some of the veterans that it seemed my doctor prescribed AI dose was a bit much, so I'm confused on what seems a little like an admonishment.

[Low Testosterone]

Since my comment was quoted, not sure if this was all directed at me, but my protocol is all doctor prescribed and based on bloodwork, NOT doing whatever I please...In fact, I was told here by some of the veterans that it seemed my doctor prescribed AI dose was a bit much, so I'm confused on what seems a little like an admonishment.

It was a generalized comment. You used the phrase "too much for my dose" which implies there are sets amount of AI to take with certain amounts of testosterone. It simply seemed like a good point to share my thoughts on this. Was not directed towards you in a negative way.