Input on Blood Results

Tim Zane · Oct 28, 2019

I'm really surprised my Testosterone is as high as it is. I'm on only 12.5mg T Enanthate ED = 87.5mg per week. Shout out to Ashop. I pinned probably 3 hrs before the blood draw. Since it's such a small amount and it's daily, would that have effected the result since I'm assuming my levels are pretty steady...?

How bad is my cholesterol? I am taking 12.5 mg Aromasin ED so I know that's screwing me, but any less my estrogen shoots up.

I appreciate any input!

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Tim Zane · Oct 28, 2019

I'm also unfamiliar with A/G ratio. I'm showing it's high on the test as well. Any suggestions?

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bad rad · Oct 29, 2019

I normally test in the trough 24 hrs later but that's a lot higher than I would expect. I only get to 800's on 20mg/day using multiple tests. IMHO, drop down to 10mg/day and see if you can get off the Aromasin. Your E2 is high due to excess free T. I noticed on my blood test the higher my free T the higher my A/G ratio too (years worth).

DrZaius7 · Nov 5, 2019

For that dosage your levels are incredibly high.
My testosterone is that level and I take 220mg/week doc prescribed HRT
And .5mg Arimidex 2x/week and my estrogen never gets above 20.

I would venture a guess that the test you are using is overdosed and potentially
Your aromasin is bunk or severely underdosed

fitzchivalry · Dec 1, 2019

I wouldn't necessarily give a shout out since it is overdosed. Better to be accurate so that it better translates over to each vial.

thewizkid · Dec 2, 2019

12.5mg aromasin ed and high e2 with 15mg test e, a day?

somethings not adding up

try getting estrogen sensitive testing done and not the regular bs estrogen test
Chances are your estrogen level is actually 0 right now

pickapeck · Dec 2, 2019

Lipids are fine. No real concern. You run total on the low end so ratios are good. You are high in test. Not sure f you are injecting a little more than you think or what. That is exactly where I am using 200 mg/w. A/G is albumin to globulins ratio. It's a measure of your proteins. A slight tick out of range is not a concern. You were probably slightly dehydrated.