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What Causes Mood Swings And Terrible Upper Back Pain?
my husband has very bad mood swings from being very angry and down to mania. He also has been taking testerone replacement therapy. 3 weeks ago he told me that he wanted a divorce and he was in love with the yoga instructor that he hired to work for him for a total of three days. he has terrible upper back pain and sweats along with sleeplessness. I was told today that he looks very pale
Thu, 8 Jan 2015
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If he experiences severe moods swings then he may need assessment by a psychiatrist.
He or she would likely assess his mental state, take blood tests to rule out any physical causes for his symptoms and , if needed, suggest treatment.
The blood tests would be able to assess for causes of pallor.
I hope this helps
If he experiences severe moods swings then he may need assessment by a psychiatrist.
He or she would likely assess his mental state, take blood tests to rule out any physical causes for his symptoms and , if needed, suggest treatment.
The blood tests would be able to assess for causes of pallor.
I hope this helps
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Thank you user for your query.
Many adverse effects occur only in the presence of higher testosterone levels. Whats the dosage of testosterone that is being taken by your husband.
Mood swings and aggression are common side effects of testosterone therapy.
Hence kindly consult the physician who initiated the therapy of your husband.So far as your marital life is considered all I can suggest is to contact a marriage counsellor as soon as possible.
God bless
Many adverse effects occur only in the presence of higher testosterone levels. Whats the dosage of testosterone that is being taken by your husband.
Mood swings and aggression are common side effects of testosterone therapy.
Hence kindly consult the physician who initiated the therapy of your husband.So far as your marital life is considered all I can suggest is to contact a marriage counsellor as soon as possible.
God bless
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