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Should a testicular biopsy be considered if i have low testosterone and bilateral testicular atrophy?
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Doubtful: Some other cause? Pituitary, medications, trauma? Prior surgery? Internist or endocrinologist need to help sort out. More likely to do biopsy for mass or enlarging testicle.
Answered 3/3/2014
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