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Old 03-14-2018, 08:51 AM #13
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He will review your numbers and very likely order a full set of new tests anyways. Since you have an appointment you are set. I think he will tailor the treatment for you if he thinks there's an issue with your hormone levels.

You didnt mention if you had your neck looked at. I would do that right away.
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