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Is there a certain pill you can take to increase your testerone back to how it was? - normal levels.
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Testosterone: No. In america there is no such pill. If at 17 you truly have low testosterone you have to be fully evaluated for why this is. An endocrinologist or a good men's health expert should be able to find this cause and help you get back to normal health.
Answered 3/15/2014
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