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My urologist tells me I need testosterone, but my cardiologist tells me I shouldn’t use it. Who is right?
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"Some research indicates testosterone may lead to arterial plaque, yet other studies, such as the Traverse trial, show no increased risk for high-risk patients. The key takeaway is to use testosterone cautiously, with low doses and regular monitoring."
-Dr. Alexander Postalian
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