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A member asked:
How would i know if i have a low testosterone level.. and how would i schedule an appointment ? what would i say? do my parents need to get involved
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Parents need not be: involved. You may see a doctor on your own. However, what makes you think you may have low testosterone? What symptoms do you have? If you are on your parents' medical insurance policy they may find out that you saw a doctor, but not what for. You can call the office of local doctor and make an appointment for a check up. Wish you good health.
Answered 1/14/2017
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