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No, at first, when you take aromasin or any other aromatase inhibitor, you will obviously decrease your estrogen level, and because of that, the pituitary gland will start to increase the production of LH and FSH for testosterone so that it can be converted into estrogen. But over time, your pituitary might adapt to the low estrogen, so it might cause a decrease in the production of LH and FSH (either close to baseline or, in some rare cases, lower). It is rare though, so I would not stress over it.
