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I’m on 100mg TRT and am trying to get more dialed in on my proper dose amount and frequency and am suddenly getting ads for enclomiphene and was concerned that maybe I went the wrong way with TRT. I’m at 550 total up from 450, boosted free from 8.3 to 10.7, but estradiol is at 42. I’ve just started a 3x IM pinning schedule in the hope of reducing estradiol. Anything else I should consider doing other than continue to lean out and sleep right? I don’t want to take an aromatase inhibitor unless it’s the only option left.
AlphaMD's Answer
We'd say that you'd get a bit more out of going up a few more mgs for T, but like you mentioned the E is a concern. You could potentially try switching to subq and if that lowers your E more then perhaps you could raise to 110mg or more.
I would say if you're happy with your gains from 100mg a week & subq lowers your E, then all good. If you want more fitness improvement and are willing to take an AI for it, then even just 0.25mg a week can have an impact and perhaps let you experiment with a dose adjustment. Follow what feels best for your goals imo.
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