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Im 20 years old my voice isnt deep i think i have low t. could that cause my voice to be high? also i cant build muscle or have a sex drive..
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Possible: Low testosterone is one of the many possible causes. It's easy enough to get a blood test for it.
Answered 1/21/2015
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