Anne Truong MDMen's Sexual Health Doctor

Your Estrogen Level Should Be This. #healthtips #hormonebalance #testosterone

13 Oct 2025 · 1 min

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Anne Truong MD explains when estrogen levels are too high in men on testosterone replacement. Estrogen above 70 is problematic, levels in the 60s are fine, and you need blood work at least twice yearly to monitor total testosterone, free testosterone, SHBG, and estrogen.

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Probably more than 70.

Around the 60s.

At least twice a year, maybe once a year after on a steady dose.

Total testosterone, free testosterone, sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG), and estrogen.

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Too much estrogen can be problematic, and when I say too much, it's probably more than 70. And it's okay if you're around 60s or so, but it needs to be monitored and well regulated. So, men, if you're on hormone replacement therapy such as testosterone, you need to get your blood wound checked at least twice a year, maybe once a year, after you've been on a steady dose. Because you need to check not only your total testosterone, but free free testosterone level, your hormone binding globulin protein, which is shbg, and your estrogen.