IS CROSS REACTIVITY AN ISSUE in E2 BLOODWORK?

Dav1D3XT

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Hi, i was wondering if taking aromasin couple hours before doing e2 bloodwork could cause cross-reactivity and cause falsely elevated e2 levels. I'm asking this because last month I took e2 bloodwork and took 25 mg of aromasin 1-2 hours before blood withrawal and they came to be 30 pg/ml
I was wandering if I simply bought bunk aromasin (i took deus medical aromasin) or It was effective and caused cross-reacivity
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Hi, i was wondering if taking aromasin couple hours before doing e2 bloodwork could cause cross-reactivity and cause falsely elevated e2 levels. I'm asking this because last month I took e2 bloodwork and took 25 mg of aromasin 1-2 hours before blood withrawal and they came to be 30 pg/ml
I was wandering if I simply bought bunk aromasin (i took deus medical aromasin) or It was effective and caused cross-reacivity
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If you are natty it’s impossible to crush your estrogen to 0 with exemestane. Did you get any other bloodwork or just estradiol?
 
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Yes this can happen, repeatedly too. The only way to know for sure is to test your estradiol via mass spec or switch to adex because its metabolites don't mimic e2 like asin.
 
i only took AI , but shouldn't have been at least in the 10-23 pg/ml range?
I wasn't on T or any other PEDs
No, not necessarily. You HPTA will compensate for reduced estrogen by increasing testicular output and thereby producing intratesticular estrogen which is not affected by exemestane.
 
switch to adex because its metabolites don't mimic e2 like asin.
This I did e2 bloodwork while on 2.5 mg/day of letro but still they came "high" ; 28,9 pg/ml. I think they should have been much lower considering the dosage and the fact that I don't take any PEDs
 
No, not necessarily. You HPTA will compensate for reduced estrogen by increasing testicular output and thereby producing intratesticular estrogen which is not affected by exemestane.
Unless the brain thinks there is enough test already in the system.
 
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