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Concerned about all my hormone levels at 49,. is an endocrinologist the best to address that? testosterone,oestrogen, etc
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Hormones : Start with a good physical and labs from your primary care. If there is a problem then they can best guide you as to what the next step is.
Answered 1/11/2015
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