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Tested for testosterone; 288, range 348-1197; free 7.9, range 9.3-26.5. feeling bad for a while. hve varicose veins in testicles, could it cause low t?
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Unlikely: The varicose veins might effect your sperm count by increasing temperature to the testicles, but not the testosterone itself. You would be best served to talk to an endocrinologist or urologist.
Answered 1/28/2015
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