Guest guest Posted March 15, 2010 Report Share Posted March 15, 2010 Arimidex is prescribed for post-menopausal women with hormome receptor positive breast cancer. Post-menopausal ovaries produce little or no estrogen. It would not be unusual for a 60 year old man to have higher estrogen levels than a 60 year old woman. Randy Hoops Springfield, MO > > Sorry to butt in on this thread, but after reading the post below, I had > a question: > > Why would Arimidex do anything to a woman's E2 levels? It's an aromatase > inhibitor and women's E2 is not produced through aromatase. It's > produced in the same way men produce T, by the " gonads " , which, in > women, of course, are the ovaries. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 15, 2010 Report Share Posted March 15, 2010 Thank you. That makes a lot more sense now. On 3/15/2010 3:13 AM, k0cm wrote: > > Arimidex is prescribed for post-menopausal women with hormome receptor > positive breast cancer. > > Post-menopausal ovaries produce little or no estrogen. It would not be > unusual for a 60 year old man to have higher estrogen levels than a 60 > year old woman. > > Randy Hoops > Springfield, MO > > > > > > Sorry to butt in on this thread, but after reading the post below, I > had > > a question: > > > > Why would Arimidex do anything to a woman's E2 levels? It's an > aromatase > > inhibitor and women's E2 is not produced through aromatase. It's > > produced in the same way men produce T, by the " gonads " , which, in > > women, of course, are the ovaries. > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 15, 2010 Report Share Posted March 15, 2010 It seams that I am needing more and more Arimidex after starting on Growth Hormone. I have had to stop taking Armour meds for my Thyroid I went hyper on it after starting on GH. My Dr. said this could happen but now my Estadiol is going up higher I just did a HCG shot this morning at 6am took .25 mgs of Arimidex went back to bed and got up at 8am ate and now I am sitting here with the heat off and the ceiling fan on and sweating and feeling panic feeling. I have cut back on my dose of HCG from 400 IU's to 250 IU's the 2 days each in between my T shots that I do every 3 days. In the past I eat up the T as fast as I take it now I am thinking being on GH I don't do this anymore. Yesterday I ended up taking 1.5 mgs of Arimidex and had wood all night long. I must say this has me worried I am ready to stop using this GH. I don't do labs until the end of the month. So I just have to tough it out. I am going to cut back more on my HCG shot just going to do a 250 IU shot the day before my T shot. Unless the Novarel is still not right the last lot I have drove my E2 way up and other guys on it had the some problems. Maybe what I should do is stop the HCG shot and see if this stops that way I will know. I must say feeling like this is no way to live. Co-Moderator Phil > From: k0cm <Randy@...> > Subject: Re: Arimidex as to sides and study's. - Postmenopausal Women > > Date: Monday, March 15, 2010, 3:13 AM > Arimidex is prescribed for > post-menopausal women with hormome receptor positive breast > cancer. > > Post-menopausal ovaries produce little or no > estrogen. It would not be unusual for a 60 year old > man to have higher estrogen levels than a 60 year old > woman. > > Randy Hoops > Springfield, MO > > > > > > > Sorry to butt in on this thread, but after reading the > post below, I had > > a question: > > > > Why would Arimidex do anything to a woman's E2 levels? > It's an aromatase > > inhibitor and women's E2 is not produced through > aromatase. It's > > produced in the same way men produce T, by the > " gonads " , which, in > > women, of course, are the ovaries. > > > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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