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Can a psychiatrist do a blood test to check my t levels? i have an appointment tomorrow.
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Up to your doctor: It is difficult to predict in this type of forum, what a doctor may or may not do. Why don't you try asking your doctor? All the best!
Answered 3/18/2014
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