Drugs That Lower Testosterone Levels Low testosterone can be be debilitating to one’s social life, stressing on one’s mental health and a factor in one’s physical fitness. With all of that in mind, there are both prescription and non-prescription drugs that lower testosterone levels. Here is a look at some medications that cause low testosterone. …
Lower Testosterone Who knew that something as simple and common as Ibuprofen could have such detrimental effects on your testosterone levels? Ibuprofen is used by millions to treat pain and inflammation for everything from muscle soreness to headaches. However, it looks like it can also be a cause for lower testosterone. Ibuprofen A new study …
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