HUGE McBIGLARGE
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To do no harm all you really need to check is your FBC, hepatic function, renal function, lipids, BP, and maybe a few other things I can’t think of.
T and E levels don’t really need to be known. T and E exert their effects primarily through symptoms and body composition.
I don’t bother checking my T or E2 anymore except to confirm my T is legit. I adjust my dose of T and AI depending on my symptoms. If I treated numbers I’d have my T at mid-to-high and my E2 at medium, which leaves me feeling shit.
I keep my T slightly above range and my E2 at the upper end because that’s where I feel best. Hormone receptor sensitivity and distribution affects hormonal effects much more strongly than circulating levels of hormones.
T and E levels don’t really need to be known. T and E exert their effects primarily through symptoms and body composition.
I don’t bother checking my T or E2 anymore except to confirm my T is legit. I adjust my dose of T and AI depending on my symptoms. If I treated numbers I’d have my T at mid-to-high and my E2 at medium, which leaves me feeling shit.
I keep my T slightly above range and my E2 at the upper end because that’s where I feel best. Hormone receptor sensitivity and distribution affects hormonal effects much more strongly than circulating levels of hormones.
