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Currently on 100mg per week recently switched from twice a week to 3 times a week. My levels were 543 total T 16.5 Free T 54 e2. What would your recommendations be? I don’t go back for another 2 months
AlphaMD's Answer
That depends, are you having symptom relief & lack of side effects? Results are useful for guiding adjustment but how you feel should be the focus. That said, the e2 is creeping up, just keep an eye out for high Estrogen symptoms in the meantime.
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