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A member asked:
My husband acts very aggressively and has a very high sex drive.....his aggressiveness is terrible though. could it be high testosterone levels?
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I Agree: Unless he is on current testosterone therapy, his level is not an issue. It is likely his personality and this is not likely to change. Be careful. Protect yourself. Please, be safe!
Answered 5/30/2016
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