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Hi. i am 26 and currently feel very healthy. are there any checks or tests i should do? are there any standart checks a male my age should take? tnx
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Men's Health: There are very few reasons that a young man of your age needs a medical evaluation unless there are issues in the family. But, you are in the prime of your sexual life and many of my younger patients check in for at the minimum of std testing on a regular basis. The doctor should also know your family history and lay out the time frame of your adult life as far as medical care goes.
Answered 4/14/2013
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