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Hi, I was thinking about taking low dose Exemestane. I just turned 16 and haven't ordered it yet nor gotten a blood test. But after I get a blood test, how am I supposed to know how to adjust my AI dose to my estrogen?
Here is an example blood test from a random person on this forum: https://looksmax.org/threads/need-help-with-analyzing-my-bloodresults.700359/
From what you can see, he has 27 pg/ml of estradiol (im pretty sure). But with this info (I'm unsure if I am missing any other important information), how would he hypothetically adjust his AI dosage to put him in the 10 - 15 pg/ml range (Assuming he started with a 6.25 - 3.25 mg dose)? What calculations would have to be done? I just see people throwing around arbitrary numbers like 12.5 or 6.25 or 3.25 mg or whatever. How do you know how much to take to get the desired results and not go overboard?
Also, just as a side question, is it too risky to take Exemestane considering my mothers father has very prominent balding (he's like 80)? And one more thing, I am kind of confused about why Exemestane being a suicidal inhibitor is inherently bad (which is why people avoid it). Like isn't new estrogen just produced? If someone could explain I would greatly appreciate it.
Here is an example blood test from a random person on this forum: https://looksmax.org/threads/need-help-with-analyzing-my-bloodresults.700359/
From what you can see, he has 27 pg/ml of estradiol (im pretty sure). But with this info (I'm unsure if I am missing any other important information), how would he hypothetically adjust his AI dosage to put him in the 10 - 15 pg/ml range (Assuming he started with a 6.25 - 3.25 mg dose)? What calculations would have to be done? I just see people throwing around arbitrary numbers like 12.5 or 6.25 or 3.25 mg or whatever. How do you know how much to take to get the desired results and not go overboard?
Also, just as a side question, is it too risky to take Exemestane considering my mothers father has very prominent balding (he's like 80)? And one more thing, I am kind of confused about why Exemestane being a suicidal inhibitor is inherently bad (which is why people avoid it). Like isn't new estrogen just produced? If someone could explain I would greatly appreciate it.