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Can i take testerone pills while taking high blood pressure pills?
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Yes: Provided your physician, who we may think has prescribed both, is good with this. Oral testosterone may not be the most efficient formulation for delivering hormone replacement for a man in middle age; if they are from another practitioner or from an internet source, get with your primary physician first.
Answered 3/9/2013
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