
Originally Posted by
bizzarro
Perhaps. Half life just seems to vary a lot between studies.
If I'm not mistaken, and I may be, some sources list the half life (time it takes for the plasma concentration to be reduced by 50%), and some studies state the terminal half life (time it takes for slowest decrease in the plasma concentration of a drug down to 50%). I'm considering going on Aveed in the future and ran across what seemed to be contrary data.
Also, to second what BiB said, an AI is rarely needed with this ester of testosterone. There is supposedly much less conversion to E2, little need for dose titration, and it also seems to less prone to causing polycythemia, particularly in older males like myself that tend towards polycythemia.
At least those were some of the aspects my Dr. was interested in, particularly in my case.
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