Guidance please...

[Youthful55guy]

Before you start any E control (prescribed or not), you need to have the proper labs done to establish where you are and so that you can follow your progress and dial in the proper dose. It's difficult to do.

You need to get the Estradiol Sensitive (LC/MS/MS) test. LabCorp offers the best version of this. You can pick it up for around $50 at https://www.discountedlabs.com/.

Only after that test shows you are high, should you consider starting anastrozole (or some other form of E control). Most guys overdo E control and end up worse than they started.

I'm also wondering why you think your E might be the problem if you are not taking exogenous T?

[jamotech]

Before you start any E control (prescribed or not), you need to have the proper labs done to establish where you are and so that you can follow your progress and dial in the proper dose. It's difficult to do.

You need to get the Estradiol Sensitive (LC/MS/MS) test. LabCorp offers the best version of this. You can pick it up for around $50 at https://www.discountedlabs.com/.

Only after that test shows you are high, should you consider starting anastrozole (or some other form of E control). Most guys overdo E control and end up worse than they started.

I'm also wondering why you think your E might be the problem if you are not taking exogenous T?

Really, I think e is a problem because its drastically high???

[jamotech]

Kelkel....still around??

[Youthful55guy]

Really, I think e is a problem because its drastically high???

Yes, it's drastically high with that test, but I doubt it's the correct test for men. You need to use the sensitive assay designed for men. It is a well known fact that when men are tested with an assay designed for women, they usually test high and get freaked out over the results. I've seen this time and time again in the forums. Get the correct test, even if you have to pay for it yourself. Then work from a position of being informed correctly.