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A member asked:
If my partner has injected half ml of testosterone 1week ago and decided to not take it again would it interfere with his natural testosterone levels?
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No: Single dose / use will not cause long term problems--it takes a few--several days to suppress the body's production.
Answered 12/23/2013
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