Will unfavouralbe T:E ratio cause estrogenic sides?

[Fat_Sumo]

Recenctly got some blood work done and discovered that I have naturally low test levels. My estradiol levels came back normal!

I am wondering that even though my estrogen levels fell within normal ranges, will I exhibit estrogen related sides due to the unfavourable test:estrogen ratio? I feel like I am prone to estrogen related side effects, I hold water very easy, I have had gyno removed, and have the regular estrogen related fat deposits!

Thanks for your help!

 

[mrflexdiesel]

Makes damn good sense to me. I would think that the imbalance between the two definitely could be causing adverse reactions.

 

[Fat_Sumo]

Thanks Mr.flexdiesel for the response.

bump for more responses!

Dilly

 

[awittyusername]

allthingsmale.com Dr. John specializes in this.

 

[Fat_Sumo]

allthingsmale.com Dr. John specializes in this.

I have emailed him several times and gotten no response! I am also in canada and I am not sure the takes canadian patients!

 

[Nathan]

Recenctly got some blood work done and discovered that I have naturally low test levels. My estradiol levels came back normal!

I am wondering that even though my estrogen levels fell within normal ranges, will I exhibit estrogen related sides due to the unfavourable test:estrogen ratio? I feel like I am prone to estrogen related side effects, I hold water very easy, I have had gyno removed, and have the regular estrogen related fat deposits!

Thanks for your help!

Seems to me you just answered your own question. I'm not a doctor or anything, though I used to have a really sweet pair of those operating pants until I lost them, but I would say it's definitely a possibilty you should be considering. I would be more concerned with getting my testosterone levels up at the moment though personally.

 

[awittyusername]

I have emailed him several times and gotten no response! I am also in canada and I am not sure the takes canadian patients!

He was out of town awhile ago. And, he does know of another Dr. in Canada. Try again.

 

[Fat_Sumo]

Seems to me you just answered your own question. I'm not a doctor or anything, though I used to have a really sweet pair of those operating pants until I lost them, but I would say it's definitely a possibilty you should be considering. I would be more concerned with getting my testosterone levels up at the moment though personally.

I am just waiting to find out what the results of my free test is!
Then I will definaltley be correcting my T:E ratio, with or without the help of my doc!

 

[Nathan]

I am just waiting to find out what the results of my free test is!
Then I will definaltley be correcting my T:E ratio, with or without the help of my doc!

Please don't roll your eyes at me. Thank you.

 

[Triple J]

estrogen is very suppressive to testosterone production and to levels of free test. try to get your estrogen levels into the low end of normal. then test yourself again and see where your total T and free T levels are at.

probably the surest way to lower your e levels would be to run some adex like .5-1mg twice a week.

 

[Fat_Sumo]

Please don't roll your eyes at me. Thank you.

Sorry, didn't realize he was rolling his eyes! You on clomid right now, LOL!

 

[Nathan]

Sorry, didn't realize he was rolling his eyes! You on clomid right now, LOL!

Iwas only kidding around bro.

 

[DrJMW]

I believe T:E ratios are important. Especially if you suffer estrogenic sides when your T is low and your estradiol is normal. Another reason for proper baseline blood testing.