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You've gotten a lot of responses really fast so hopefully they can be a bit more helpful with side effect stuff. The big reason I've seen is people complaining about side effects, peeing more, mental fog, few others probably. A lot of people start on Spiro and switch to cypro later tbh. Spiro also doesn't work as well, I mean you're getting good results but that can be a factor. Spiro is mostly prescribed in the US, internationally bica/cypro are much more common.
If you need help with diy feel free to message me anytime, that's what I'm on and it's pretty great.
I see somewhere else you asked what a good E dose is, it depends a lot on method, what your levels look like, and how you feel. For pills probably like 4-6mg. Depends on E levels and shgb (if you can get that tested).
Thank you so much, I really appreciate your responses! I've been taking patches because injections are not my thing (and there is a shortage here), and pills can be hard on your liver and harder to get consistent levels (from what my doctor was saying).