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Which one between Estro and Cypro will help lower my Testosterone further?

Started by HillTopLumber, December 27, 2017, 04:45:06 PM

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HillTopLumber

Hi,

I am currently on Dutasteride and Spironolactone (both daily) but want to further reduce my Testosterone so maybe I can reach a female range. Should I add Cyprotone or Estradiol to nuke my testosterone? Unfortunatley I cant buy both so I have to choose one or the other and I'm not sure which option would be best.

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Deborah

It doesn't lower instantly.  Sometimes your body takes many months to reduce its testosterone.  You already are on enough meds to have the desired effects.  You also need to do all this through a Dr. so you can be properly tested and monitored.


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LexiDreamer

Quote from: HillTopLumber on December 27, 2017, 04:45:06 PM
Hi,

I am currently on Dutasteride and Spironolactone (both daily) but want to further reduce my Testosterone so maybe I can reach a female range. Should I add Cyprotone or Estradiol to nuke my testosterone? Unfortunatley I cant buy both so I have to choose one or the other and I'm not sure which option would be best.

Thank you for reading




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What's your goal?
To just reduce your Testosterone, or are you looking to feminize your body?
If your ultimate goal is feminization... You'll need Estradiol for that anyhow.
The spironolactone will reduce your T and the Estradiol will keep it reduced once your body switched over.

You're very likely to have undesirable effects without a sex hormone (estradiol or testosterone).
i.e. Low energy, fatigue, fuzzy memory, visceral fat deposits...





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Ellement_of_Freedom

In my experience, Cyproterone acetate is potent and it will obliterate your testosterone levels to nothing. But you need a sex hormone. You really should be taking E as well or there might be health issues.


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HillTopLumber

Quote from: Ellement_of_Freedom on December 27, 2017, 08:10:49 PM
In my experience, Cyproterone acetate is potent and it will obliterate your testosterone levels to nothing. But you need a sex hormone. You really should be taking E as well or there might be health issues.

Thanks for this, I'll go for estradiol, I just hope spiro and estro is enough to get rid of my damn T. So far my libido is completely gone and I haven't had an erection since starting spiro so maybe that's a good sign that its working, but Ive read reports saying that spiro and dut can raise Testosterone not lower, that's the last thing I need, more of that crap   :(




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kelly_aus

This is something best discussed with your doctor - as you clearly have no idea what you are doing..
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Ellement_of_Freedom

Quote from: HillTopLumber on December 28, 2017, 06:01:59 AM
Thanks for this, I'll go for estradiol, I just hope spiro and estro is enough to get rid of my damn T. So far my libido is completely gone and I haven't had an erection since starting spiro so maybe that's a good sign that its working, but Ive read reports saying that spiro and dut can raise Testosterone not lower, that's the last thing I need, more of that crap   :(




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Well if your libido is gone I think that's kind of a sign your T is quite low. Make sure you're getting enough water and salt on Spiro.

I hope you have a doctor for this stuff.


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SRS: Dr Suporn, January 2019 (Thailand)
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kelly_aus

Quote from: Ellement_of_Freedom on December 28, 2017, 06:58:53 AM
I hope you have a doctor for this stuff.

I very much doubt they have a doctor, as no doctor would even suggest taking both spiro and cypro at the same time.

They also seem to be aiming for zero testosterone, which isn't a great idea nor is it the intention of HRT - women have T too, thanks to the adrenal glands. It's really quite apparent that they are going the DIY route, which is foolish and can be dangerous.
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KayXo

Quote from: kelly_aus on December 28, 2017, 07:28:05 AM
I very much doubt they have a doctor, as no doctor would even suggest taking both spiro and cypro at the same time.

I've actually come across a few that took both at low doses, in addition to E, under the supervision of the doc. The thinking was that using both at lower doses could reduce side-effects seen at higher doses and achieve good testosterone inhibition in addition to Spiro neutralizing the increased water retention sometimes seen with cyproterone. As always, this needs to be done under supervision, every case is unique.

QuoteThey also seem to be aiming for zero testosterone, which isn't a great idea nor is it the intention of HRT - women have T too, thanks to the adrenal glands.

Women actually produce T from both their ovaries (an important source) and adrenal glands.
I am not a medical doctor, nor a scientist - opinions expressed by me on the subject of HRT are merely based on my own review of some of the scientific literature over the last decade or so, on anecdotal evidence from women in various discussion forums that I have come across, and my personal experience

On HRT since early 2004
Post-op since late 2005
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Ellement_of_Freedom

I don't think taking Spiro is necessary because Cypro is so damn strong.


FFS: Dr Noorman van der Dussen, August 2018 (Belgium)
SRS: Dr Suporn, January 2019 (Thailand)
VFS: Dr Thomas, May 2019 (USA)
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