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Does testosterone therapy dialate arteries?
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No: It is hard to know where your question is coming from. Testosterone should not dilate any arteries. If anything, too much t or inappropriate therapy can damage arteries. A sudden drop in t will cause flushing (just like menopause in women with an estrogen drop), which involves vasodilation in the skin.
Answered 11/23/2013
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