I’m 54 took matters into my own hands after reading this forum for the last 3 years , I thank you all . Real short started with TRT clinic ran test said I was low enough for treatment . 390 total T . They wanted to start me on test cyp once a week and 1/2 Arimadex at time of injections not even knowing my Estridol levels . Anyways 50mg/ml test cyp 100 E3.5 days , without clinic or AI 10 week lab . 21 Estradiol , 142.7 Free T and 704 Total T . Suggestions please , I figure leave all be for another 4 months take big lab then possibly add HCG for atrophy .
I think you have it pegged. Maybe a little bit higher dose, but how do you feel?
I would love a little higher dose , is .75 mg/ml 3.5d you think a good start . And I feel good , l teach karate 3 x a week and I’m a shop foreman at an automotive shop . Wrenching like I’m in my 30’s again .
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Will post labs in 4 months . Thank you all .
I’m not sure about the Free T numbers without ranges, but you want Free T at the top end of the ranges to get the most benefit.
Free T 35.0 - 155.0 and total T 250 - 1100 ? More Test ? Systemlord
“MG/ml” isn’t a dose.
How many milligrams total per week?
I think you should lower your dosage of space been the last word and the punctuation so you don’t get gyno. Jk
At a 100 mg a week Sir , sorry about that .
I would think around 140mg would put you right where you want to be closer to 1000 (total speculation). It may be easier to find your sweet spot if you increase by smaller amounts and see how you feel.
You’re definitely quite a bit higher than any natural 54 year old out there in the population, it’s hard to recommend anything without seeing a complete extensive lab looking at the bigger picture like CBC, liver etc.
Feel great 4 months then I’ll post extensive labs👍thank you .
Thank you dextermorgan , I shall give it a try .
Hey you wonderful people , at 4 month mark feel great . At six months I have big lab to take . I would like to take a small test now that will help me understand this great feeling , advice please .
Total T , Free T , SHBG , Estradiol (sensitive) , PSA