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Do you recommend taking dhea with test? I have sides of high estrogen because of my weight. Do you service California? What is your average dosage for patients?
AlphaMD's Answer
Taking DHEA with TRT is perfectly fine, and can help balance hormones slightly. Though in cases like what you describe, it's generally better to add a full blown AI, as if you already have Estrogen issues then Testosterone Therapy will certainly cause a higher spike as well.
Yes, we do work with CA, though there are more limits on ancillary medications like Nandrolone/Oxandrolone.For dosing, I hope you don't mind me copying another answer I just made:
There should be no set starting dose for TRT, as dosing should be determined based on each man's current Testosterone level & adjusted around 8 weeks into treatment once hormone levels stabilize, as each man will feel different at even the same values.
The most common dosing outcomes we see for men when they have the most benefits to the least amount of side effects tends to be between 140mg to 160mg for a better answer, though many men are above or below that.
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