Re: Re: Been on TRT almost 6 months..Almost dialed in.- Red Blood Cells

[Guest guest]

I can't say but I can tell you men are not made to have high levels of Estradiol

the same as women are not made to have high Testosterone.

I keep my blood thinner by doing my Shots every 3 days and I take a baby aspirin

2x's / day.

When my Estradio goes up my upper body and face get red and I am on Thyroid meds

and balanced. I can take some extra Arimidex when this happens and in an hour I

am going to the bathroom every hr and my red face is gone. Yes I also hold

water when my Estraidol levels go up to high. My Dr. lets me dose my arimidex

by how I am feeling.

Co-Moderator

Phil

> From: k0cm <Randy@...>

> Subject: Re: Been on TRT almost 6 months..Almost dialed in.-

Red Blood Cells

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> Date: Monday, November 22, 2010, 9:51 PM

> If high estrogen causes a red face,

> why don't women of childbearing years have red faces?

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> Randy

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> > > Having a red face and feeling flushed is common

> sign of people undergoing testosterone replacement.

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> > This is from high estrogen.

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[Guest guest]

Hi Randy,

Actually, some women do.

When a woman has too much estrogen but not enough progesterone to balance

the estrogen, a red face and chest can occur. This happened to my

girlfriend. Once she started to take bio-identical progesterone, the

redness started to go away.

It could also have to do with blood pressure. Once my girlfriend started

the progesterone, her blood pressure went down, too.

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Sent: Monday, November 22, 2010 8:52 PM

Subject: Re: Been on TRT almost 6 months..Almost dialed in.-

Red Blood Cells

If high estrogen causes a red face, why don't women of childbearing years

have red faces?

Randy

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> > Having a red face and feeling flushed is common sign of people

undergoing testosterone replacement.

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> This is from high estrogen.

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