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Anybody ever have this? I may have. Probably shouldn't have taken it in the first place. I took one 25ml pill and felt better for a couple days. Took another 3 days later and felt like I crashed. Started feeling better a week later. Since then I am totally fatigued, headache, blurry vision etc. it's been 3 weeks since I stupidly did this. I'm getting blood work this week. I've never had a full panel done and am pretty sure they won't do one anyway. Probably just test. Maybe estrogen if they will do it. Anyone have any ideas? I don't need a lecture. I've had very gradual bad symptoms since we raised my test cypionate dose. I always assumed it was elevated estrogen. What else? Adrenal fatigue? High cortisol?I need to figure this out. Anyone have rebound before? Thanks
Quote from: JBone on April 16, 2017, 04:03:13 pmAnybody ever have this? I may have. Probably shouldn't have taken it in the first place. I took one 25ml pill and felt better for a couple days. Took another 3 days later and felt like I crashed. Started feeling better a week later. Since then I am totally fatigued, headache, blurry vision etc. it's been 3 weeks since I stupidly did this. I'm getting blood work this week. I've never had a full panel done and am pretty sure they won't do one anyway. Probably just test. Maybe estrogen if they will do it. Anyone have any ideas? I don't need a lecture. I've had very gradual bad symptoms since we raised my test cypionate dose. I always assumed it was elevated estrogen. What else? Adrenal fatigue? High cortisol?I need to figure this out. Anyone have rebound before? ThanksLet us know what the numbers are. If I understand what you mean by rebound, I've never heard of that - doesn't make sense to me anyway.
Quote from: PeakT on April 16, 2017, 05:06:51 pmQuote from: JBone on April 16, 2017, 04:03:13 pmAnybody ever have this? I may have. Probably shouldn't have taken it in the first place. I took one 25ml pill and felt better for a couple days. Took another 3 days later and felt like I crashed. Started feeling better a week later. Since then I am totally fatigued, headache, blurry vision etc. it's been 3 weeks since I stupidly did this. I'm getting blood work this week. I've never had a full panel done and am pretty sure they won't do one anyway. Probably just test. Maybe estrogen if they will do it. Anyone have any ideas? I don't need a lecture. I've had very gradual bad symptoms since we raised my test cypionate dose. I always assumed it was elevated estrogen. What else? Adrenal fatigue? High cortisol?I need to figure this out. Anyone have rebound before? ThanksLet us know what the numbers are. If I understand what you mean by rebound, I've never heard of that - doesn't make sense to me anyway.I have a feeling I'm not gonna get much for numbers. I hear about estrogen rebound all the time from reading different forums. Apparently it happens from non suicidal blockers like arimidex or Letrozole that don't kill the enzyme and when done being blocked it comes back with avengance.
I tried letro a about 1.5yrs ago and just like you, felt great for a few days, and then felt terrible, thinking I needed to keep taking it I took more and am pretty sure I crashed e2 as well. From what I've heard letro is the strongest ai out there.
Quote from: beetz on April 17, 2017, 02:17:44 pmI tried letro a about 1.5yrs ago and just like you, felt great for a few days, and then felt terrible, thinking I needed to keep taking it I took more and am pretty sure I crashed e2 as well. From what I've heard letro is the strongest ai out there. After you crashed, did you have a estrogen rebound after a week or so?
Estrogen rebound is a bro-knowledge in the bodybuilding community. Aromatase enzymes have a half-life just like anything else. when arimidex binds to that enzyme in the body that enzyme still has a half life. Your body is not producing anymore than normal just because the arimidex is bound to it. Also when arimidex unbinds it does so in stages do the the 48 hour half life meanwhile the half life of that enzyme is still gong which means it is eliminated at some point as well. I think Dr. Chrisler has commented this topic before. This is why it is easy to crash E2 , as well as it takes some time for people to recover from driving E2 to low , usually from what I read usually 1-4 weeks.
Quote from: Zooka15 on April 18, 2017, 12:55:36 pmEstrogen rebound is a bro-knowledge in the bodybuilding community. Aromatase enzymes have a half-life just like anything else. when arimidex binds to that enzyme in the body that enzyme still has a half life. Your body is not producing anymore than normal just because the arimidex is bound to it. Also when arimidex unbinds it does so in stages do the the 48 hour half life meanwhile the half life of that enzyme is still gong which means it is eliminated at some point as well. I think Dr. Chrisler has commented this topic before. This is why it is easy to crash E2 , as well as it takes some time for people to recover from driving E2 to low , usually from what I read usually 1-4 weeks.So by the time the enzyme unbinds its dead or ineffective? So why do people take suicide inhibitors then if the enzyme is dead or gone? People should just take arimidex then.
Aromasim is a suicide inhibitor ...The problem is it destroys the enzyme right a away, bypassing the natural half life of the enzyme. Which means your body has to rebuild all those killed off enzymes. Which will take longer to recover if you crash. Aromasin is almost never prescribed in TRT. Anybody that you hear of taking it is getting it via other means.
