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Why do i ache and feel tierd all the time?
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Fatigue and Aching: My first thought is that you very well may be aging into the metabolic syndrome also known as male menopause. If your physician has ruled out thyroid disease, diabetes, anemia, and other common diseases it may behoove you to get a testosterone test. Genetically it is possible to enter menopause as early as your late 30s.
Answered 9/29/2019
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