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Can i reduce my testosterone by getting a vasectomy or testicle removal surgery?
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No and yes : Your testosterone will not lower after having a vasectomy but definitely your testosterone will go down after removal of both testes. If you only remove one testis tester one level will remain the same and will not go down as long as the remaining testis is normal.
Answered 3/14/2019
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