After lurking through hundreds of blogs and forums, I have never seen anyone say that aromatase inhibitors or SERMs resolved their erectile dysfunction. Just tons and tons of posts of people complaining about joint pain, headaches and lowered libido. Many posts were neutral. All of the studies I've read are mixed with regards to whether high estrogen has a negative effect on male sexual function (they all affirm that a base level of estrogen is required however). To further confuse the matter, there are tons of anecdotes from transvestites saying that they induced erectile dysfunction with nothing but estradiol pills.
Is the idea, as perpetuated on blogs and forums, that, in otherwise healthy men, high estrogen induces erectile dysfunction false? Do you believe I would benefit from any efforts to lower estrogen, whether by pharmaceutical AIs or some other means?
>23 years old, puberty at 15
>Erectile dysfunction hasn't changed at all in this time
>No morning wood, weak erections, takes too long to cum
>6'1", 170 lbs, male, puffy nipples, little body hair/facial hair
>Estrogen total serum: 160 [normal: 30-190 pg/ml]
>Estradiol: 35 [normal: <39 pg/ml]
>DHT: 23 [normal: 16-79 ng/ml]
>Testosterone, ferritin, HGH, calcium, magnesium, etc. are all mid-range
I'm really reaching the end of my wits. Thank you.
Is the idea, as perpetuated on blogs and forums, that, in otherwise healthy men, high estrogen induces erectile dysfunction false? Do you believe I would benefit from any efforts to lower estrogen, whether by pharmaceutical AIs or some other means?
>23 years old, puberty at 15
>Erectile dysfunction hasn't changed at all in this time
>No morning wood, weak erections, takes too long to cum
>6'1", 170 lbs, male, puffy nipples, little body hair/facial hair
>Estrogen total serum: 160 [normal: 30-190 pg/ml]
>Estradiol: 35 [normal: <39 pg/ml]
>DHT: 23 [normal: 16-79 ng/ml]
>Testosterone, ferritin, HGH, calcium, magnesium, etc. are all mid-range
I'm really reaching the end of my wits. Thank you.