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Any tips for guys with low estrogen, normal-ish testosterone and high SHBG levels? I have yet to take any Testosterone. My stats are 37 years old, Male, currently hovering at around slightly more than 80kg. I did a cut and lost about 5-6kg. Definetely not feeling great at this weight Thinking about jumping the bullet and going on TRT. From my research people in my country ussually get perscribed with Omnadren 250. Any tips/opinions on the matter?

AlphaMD's Answer

You should consider consultation with your physician and labs regardless, because you state you are not feeling great.

Omnadren is a mix of 4 different testosterone esters: Testosterone propionate, testosterone phenylpropionate, testosterone isocaproate, and testosterone caproate. We don't use this in the US, where Alpha MD is located, but it is commonly used elsewhere. It is an appropriate choice, though sometimes it is easier to dial in an appropriate dose when you are only using a single ester.

Without knowing more specifics, all we can say is that it is worth discussing with your doctor, and TRT has benefited millions.

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