Ciao a tutti, vi seguo da molto tempo ma questo è il mio primo post.
Ho terminato la terapia di 2 anni con ADT ad agosto e mentre aspetto che il testosterone si riprenda mi chiedevo se qualcuno ha continuato dopo ADT a prendere cerotti di estradiolo (25 mcg 2 volte a settimana) per le ossa fino al recupero del testosterone. Ho paura che gli estrogeni, anche a basse dosi, possano bloccare o rallentare il recupero.
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here with google translate is what our brother from Italy posted in English:
Hi everyone, I've been following you for a long time but this is my first post.
I finished 2 years of ADT in August and while I wait for testosterone to recover I was wondering if anyone continued after ADT to take estradiol patches (25 mcg 2x a week) for bones until testosterone recovered. I'm afraid that estrogen, even at low doses, may block or slow recovery.
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I continue to use the patches, even though I stopped ADT injections a year ago. My testosterone is still <20. However, I have continued with the patches because my E2 level is still in the normal range (whereas it had been 2 when I started), and I do not want to be without both testosterone and E2. I am assuming from TA's responses here that so long as our E2 level is in the normal range, it will not suppress T recovery.
I read your story and can understand why you continue with the patches. Thank you for your testimony, unfortunately I will no longer use the estradiol patches and will pay attention to the blood levels of estradiol hoping for a quick testosterone recovery
Hi TA. I made this statement in a response to GiorgioC last evening. Is my understanding correct? --- "I am assuming from TA's responses here that so long as our E2 level is in the normal range, it will not suppress T recovery."
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