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What would the symptoms of the initial aromatization (if that’s a word?
AlphaMD's Answer
Being overly emotional, fluid retention/bloating, acne, and nipple sensitivity/breast swelling. Other symptoms can include low libido and weak erections (which can occur with low estrogen as well).
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