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Aside from steroids, are there supplements (or can increased testosterone alone) cause an otherwise "normal" person to become suicidal?
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Suicidal: If you include suicidal in your health I am very concerned. It is imperative that you see a Psychiatrist. The other items in your message are less relevant for now but should be brought to the Psychiatrist's attention.
Answered 1/4/2015
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