hormone help

[Romola]

Seek info on the aromotase inhibitor aromosin, I'm a trans woman and may, have been exposed to think poison by my trans Phobe haters?

[Jessica]

Hi Romola! Welcome to Susan's Place! I'm Jessica.  I myself am unfamiliar with aromosin.  I will investigate and get back to you on that. 
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[Transfused]

It is also called exemestane and is used in a treatment for breast cancer.
I know that they provide it to cis women with hormone receptor positive breast cancer to inhibit estrogen's effects. Often in concert with afinitor, also known as everolimus.

I know that a few women on a breast cancer forum I was a member on listed itching and infections between cheek and gum as side-effects.

It is an aromatase-inhibitor.

Body builders use Tamoxifen and Anastrazole to prevent T from turning into E, when they are on their steroid cycle.

This is what I know about it.

Be safe and get well.
Also please see a doctor and have your blood checked.

Hugs,

Transfused.

[Jessica]

Hi Romola, these are some links that may help you define what your problem may be.
http://www.breastcancer.org/treatment/hormonal/aromatase_inhibitors

http://www.breastcancer.org/treatment/hormonal/aromatase_inhibitors/aromasin


If you think you have been by poisoned by anything you should consider a visit to your doctor or if severe enough, your local emergency room!

[V M]

Hi Johna 

I've moved this topic to the HRT area   

Hugs

V M

[KayXo]

I imagine that if you were taking estrogen and your T was low, it wouldn't really make much of a difference because your T isn't aromatizing much anyways and you are taking E exogenously.