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What age group is more prone to testicular atrophytesticular? what are the risks?
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Testicular atrophy: Elderly men are more prone to testicular atrophy. Most of the time there are no risks, but the atrophy can cause decreased testosterone which can lead to decreased libido, impotence, loss of muscle mass, weakness, depression.
Answered 1/1/2014
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