What is the lower testosterone level

While testosterone is generally seen as a "male" hormone, it is also present in women (though in very small amounts). However, between 4-7% of American women, too many testosterone is produced in their ovary, which usually leads to a condition called polycystic ovary syndrome, due to lack of testosterone ovulation in women, causes infertility As well as some embarrassing symptoms such as acne, a deep voice and facial hair growth. Reducing the level of testosterone in women is often done with medication, although dietary changes can also have a positive effect.

Consult your family doctor. If you think that something "is strange" with your hormone then make an appointment with your doctor. Blood tests can identify hormone imbalances. The classic signs of excessive estrogens are hot flashes and emotional explosions, but many testosterone-related symptoms may be less noticeable and more time to develop. Genetics and unknown environmental factors trigger to tame some glands (ovaries, pituitary and adrenal glands), causing excessive testosterone production
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is often the result of testosterone production in women - it can develop in puberty after any age.
PCOS develops because testosterone prevents the release of eggs from their follicles within the ovary. Since the plants can not be open, eggs and liquids are collected inside the ovary, which are many cysts
In addition to lack of menstrual and PCOS, other symptoms of excessive testosterone production include hirsutism (increase in hair growth), increased aggression and libido, increase in muscle mass, clitoral growth, acne development, voice depth, and skin dark or thickness Are there.

Keep your diabetes under control. Type 2 diabetes is marked with low cellular sensitivity for the effects of insulin. Type 2 diabetes is often triggered by obesity and as a result of higher production of insulin, ovaries can produce more testosterone. Thus, obesity, type 2 diabetes (insulin resistance), high testosterone production and PCOS often occur within women if sufficient time is given for development. To see if you have the risk of developing diabetes, your doctor can test your insulin and blood glucose levels.
Type 2 diabetes can be prevented and can be reversed with weight loss, regular exercise and change in diet (like reduced processed carbohydrate and harmful hydrogenated fats).
Your doctor may prescribe medication which reduces insulin resistance, such as metformin (glucophage) or pyoglitazone (actos). These medicines can normalize the levels of insulin and testosterone, which helps restore normal menstrual cycles.
When higher levels of insulin meet with high testosterone levels, the growth of hypertension (high blood pressure), blood cholesterol imbalance (excessive "bad" LDL cholesterol) and cardiovascular disease has increased
In one study, it was found that 43% of PCOS patients are suffering from metabolic syndrome. Metabolic Syndrome is a co-occurrence of risk factors with diabetes. These risk factors include obesity, hyperglycemia, hyperlipidemia, and hypertension

Talk to your doctor about birth control pills. Once PCOS develops from the level of high testosterone, the risk of uterine cancer increases when the menstrual cycle in pre-meninggal women is stopped, in order to reduce the risk of cancer, the normal menstrual cycle "Getting started" is important. It can be easily accomplished by supplementing it with progesterone tablets or by taking birth control pills, which contains estrogen and progesterone on a regular basis. Remember that menstrual on the pill will not restore your reproductive capacity ability to get pregnant.
If you have PCOS, then the benefits of taking birth control pills are clear, however, ask your doctor to explain potential therapeutic side effects, such as low libido, changes in mood, weight gain, headache, breast tenderness and nausea.
Considering the changes in their symptoms related to high testosterone, women usually use a six-month birth control pill, such as low-face hair especially on the upper lip and acne

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