There are several forms of testosterone replacement: Gels or patches that are placed on the skin Injections Pills that adhere to the gums Tiny pills that are inserted under the skin or pills (in some countries outside the United States) The best method depends on what you prefer and tolerate, and the cost. There are potential risks with long-term use of testosterone. You should talk with your doctor about screening for prostate cancer and other risks that may affect the prostate. Men who have or suspect
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