So what's your take on this study Dr. S? How bout you Dr. Jim?
I found a study (in rats) that might support your anecdotal report. Now, you wish for me to go further! Is this a homework assignment? LOL
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So what's your take on this study Dr. S? How bout you Dr. Jim?
I found a study (in rats) that might support your anecdotal report. Now, you wish for me to go further! Is this a homework assignment? LOL
El-Sakka AI. Impact of the association between elevated oestradiol and low testosterone levels on erectile dysfunction severity. Asian J Androl. http://www.nature.com/aja/journal/vaop/ncurrent/full/aja201320a.html
Our aim was to assess the impact of the association between elevated oestradiol (E2) and low testosterone (T) levels on erectile dysfunction (ED) severity. A total of 614 male patients with ED and a normal or low T level in association with normal or elevated E2 levels were enrolled. Patients underwent routine laboratory investigations in addition to measurements of total T, total E2, follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), luteinizing hormone (LH) and prolactin. We compared the responses to the erectile function domain, Q3 (achieving erection) and Q4 (maintaining erection) of the International Index for Erectile Function (IIEF) score in patients with the following: normal T and E2 levels; low T level; low T level and elevated E2 level; and elevated E2 level. Of the patients included, 449 (73.1%) had normal T and E2 levels, 110 (17.9%) had a low T level, 36 (5.9%) had a low T level and an elevated E2 level, and 19 (3.1%) had an elevated E2 level. Increased ED severity was significantly associated with low T levels, elevated E2 levels, and both a low T level and an elevated E2 level. Additionally, the mean values of the EF-domain, Q3 and Q4 were significantly lower in patients with both a low T level and an elevated E2 level compared to patients with any condition alone. In conclusion, a low T level had the primary effect on erectile function; however, a concomitantly elevated E2 level had an additive impairment effect.
Now, if they'd included subjective questionnaires for participants to rate levels of penis sensation, orgasm pleasure, and desire, THAT would show a lot more about the issue being discussed here.
I'm playing with aromasin alone, off cycle, charting daily quality of morning wood, levels of sexual desire, as well as quality of masturbation and sex, changing the dose or frequency every week or so.
Interesting stuff happening.
At this point, I totally accept free test is the primary factor for erection quality, as well as even keeled emotions and confidence. I'm also feeling that estrogen is the primary factor influencing sensitive feelings of love, sensitive erections and orgasms, and feelings of being horny.
Docs?
I'll second what's been said about Free T and E2.
id, please remind me - did you ever try T-gel? If so, how did you respond to it?
I'LL give ya some more help. PROLACTIN is the magic number. The one everyone seems to omit around here. E2 have never hurt my wood... Ever...
MY TREE, LIKES E.....![]()
I'm also feeling that estrogen is the primary factor influencing sensitive feelings of love, sensitive erections and orgasms, and feelings of being horny.
E-2 causing sensitive feelings of love, erections, being horny?
I think your confusing the function of E-2 with TT.
Jim
E-2 causing sensitive feelings of love, erections, being horny?
I think your confusing the function of E-2 with TT.
Jim
E-2 causing sensitive feelings of love, erections, being horny?
I think your confusing the function of E-2 with TT.
Jim
