Guest guest Posted January 10, 2006 Report Posted January 10, 2006 My liver is good checked all the time. I feel the E2 is high because my levels need to be high. Just doing a 150 mgs. shot every week my levels are like 600 and my E2 is good just doing 1/4 of a Indolplex/DIM a day. And I did good on E2 but never really felt good with my levels that low 600. When I added HCG my levels doubled. Then I started feeling great but with it my E2 went way up and my DHT. I had my last test done on 12/20/05 and still don't have Total E and DHT back. I went to doing the HCG everyday 100 IU's to see if it helped keep E2 down. Now last Tue. I started doing my Shots every 3 days. I feel nothing like this is helping so I may just have to do Arimidex everyday to keep it down. Phil swrtw2001 <no_reply > wrote: Phil, Im curious have you ever had your liver enzymes checked? I wonder why some people's livers are more prone to producing estrogen enzymes, while others aren't? I hope the new med works for you, keep us updated. > Just thinking outloud here. > > Wouldn't a suicide inhibitor be a good thing, if it could permanently > disable the aromatese enzyme if we already have high Estrogen > production. If this was the case, and estrogen modulation was done > carefully, wouldn't we be able to lower E2 and Total estrogens' to the > point where we would no longer require any aromatese inhibitors in the > future. > > Thanks! > > > > > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted January 10, 2006 Report Posted January 10, 2006 Hi Dave, The website with the studies no longer online, the only copy I have is a printed version of study. My Dr. is looking to try this on me next month. > >> >http://www.astrazeneca-us.com/modules/PRMS/display.asp?id=284 > >> >One shot a month.---- > >> > > >> >FASLODEX (Fulvestrant) is another suicide inhibitor, or did you > >> >already know this? > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > Quote
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