Estradiol is the primary estrogen in males and mediates bone density, cardiovascular health, libido, and mood. On TRT, elevated testosterone increases aromatase activity, often driving E2 above range.
Overuse of aromatase inhibitors (AIs) crashes estradiol below 15 pg/mL, causing joint pain, low libido, mood instability, and accelerated cardiovascular risk — often worse than mild elevation.
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