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Hi there I’m on 150 mg test cyp a week split MWF don’t take a AI any reason why my E2 won’t budge over 14 been on this seven weeks been on try for 3 years thanks.
AlphaMD's Answer
Are you looking to raise your Estrogen intentionally? Aromatase reactions are less of a proportionate to dosing event, and more about a reaction to your T spikes. So if you wanted your E to raise, you could switch to IM injections if you're doing subq & inject twice weekly instead, or raise your overall dose. That will create a less even level & your body will be more likely to overreact essentially & convert more to E.
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