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I'm male 53 yrs, blood test results for testosterone total flagged high @ 847, reference range 250-827 ng/dl. should i be concerned?
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Here are some...: Since you have been on Androgel, the reported level is okay. In practice, you may adjust down its dose a little bit and see. On Androgel, I assumed you have had a prescribing doc, who should be the one for you to ask and discuss any concern you may have related with testosterone therapy. Sporadic online inquiry at times may increase unnecessary anxiety or fear. So, go to see and ask her/him timely
Answered 1/14/2016
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