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Hi, i am taking a new drug for prostate cancer called orgovyx which is a daily pill. this drug lowers testosterone to very low levels (mine is 10). my concern is does having low testosterone levels for an extended time effect my immune system?
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Per my knowledge, there is not significant correlation between testosterone level and immune system.
Answered 4/5/2021
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