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Old 06-19-2016, 02:14 AM #1
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If you take pain pills for a long time I was told by my PM Doctor that my T levels could be effective had blood work an my level was very low so men this something you need to get checked.
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Thumbs up Both males and females - Hormone levels checked intermittently
Hi RSd31,

Thanks for mentioning this. It's important.

I urge both males and female to have hormone levels checked intermittently.
With all that goes on, it just makes sense to take a look and check for any irregularities.

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