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Wonder how folks are able to get their docs to write for an AI med. My TRT doc is good and is onboard with HCG and 2x weekly shots (subcu), but he was not supportive of adex for controlling E. Any suggestions?
[quote]thr61 wrote:
Wonder how folks are able to get their docs to write for an AI med. My TRT doc is good and is onboard with HCG and 2x weekly shots (subcu), but he was not supportive of adex for controlling E. Any suggestions?[/quote]
My doc is willing to write a script for adex, but I still choose to go the liquidex route. It’s cheaper and easier to dose. Google “research chemicals” and look for liquidex or liquid anastrazole.
[quote]Caged wrote:
thr61 wrote:
Wonder how folks are able to get their docs to write for an AI med. My TRT doc is good and is onboard with HCG and 2x weekly shots (subcu), but he was not supportive of adex for controlling E. Any suggestions?
My doc is willing to write a script for adex, but I still choose to go the liquidex route. It’s cheaper and easier to dose. Google “research chemicals” and look for liquidex or liquid anastrazole.[/quote]
This seems like a solid option. I do need some help with dosing levels though. It seems as though starting with a conservative dose and then ramping up slowly makes the most sense. I read lots of conflicting stories on dosage and will need to do some more research.
1.0mg adex per week in EOD dosing is the best bet for starting, the scale dose by lab results.
With serum E2=22 as a target. With, for example E2=32 after been on adex 1.0mg/week: new dose = 1.0mg/wk * 32/22. This will scale dose up or down as required.
Learn about anastrozole over-responders… search.