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02-23-2007, 09:53 AM
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Article posted at other B/T forum how low test levels make our bodies more sensitive to pain. Pain meds cause our bodies to make less testosterone hence, pain meds are actually causing our bodies to be more sensitive to pain.
Either test replacement therapy or like I am going to try, go to the gym to naturally increase my test levels. http://www.painmanagementrounds.org/crus/painmgt_09.pdf |
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Low Test=Sensitive to Pain,Pain Meds=Low Test
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