High testosterone levels in children

If a child has too high a level of male hormone, it will cause precocious puberty, which will have a great impact on the baby's physical health and development. Parents need to give the baby timely treatment, try to keep the diet balanced, feed the baby less out-of-season vegetables, let the baby pay more attention to rest, develop good hygiene habits and living habits, and actively cooperate with the doctor for treatment.

Symptoms of high androgen levels in women

1. Increased body hair

In fact, women also produce male hormones, but the difference from men is that women have less male hormones, which is why they have their own characteristics. Once the male hormone level in a woman's body is too high, she will likely experience rapid growth of hair on her body, such as in her armpits, limbs and other parts.

2. A large increase in acne and pimples

If the male hormone level in a woman's body is too high, her endocrine system must be in a state of imbalance, which will cause her face to be prone to acne, etc. No topical products can improve the condition, and it can only be completely cured by regulating the endocrine system.

3. Menstruation becomes irregular

If a woman's male hormone level is too high, the overall hormone level will be affected, which is not conducive to the health of the female reproductive system, including the ovaries and uterus. This may lead to menstrual disorders, less menstrual volume, and even amenorrhea in severe cases. Estrogen supplementation is needed to balance hormone levels.

4. Masculine characteristics become more obvious

In addition to the increase in body hair, women may also have a hoarse voice, flat chest and other symptoms. Women who have been ill for a long time will have increasingly subtle female physiological characteristics. If the condition does not improve, it will also affect women's normal sexual desire and affect the relationship between husband and wife.

5. May cause polycystic ovary syndrome

Cystic ovary syndrome is the most common endocrine disease in women of childbearing age. Its main manifestations are abnormal ovarian ovulation function and excessive androgen. When testosterone levels are too high for a long time, the amount of active estrogen in the body decreases, suppressing the level of follicle-stimulating hormone, causing immature ovarian follicles and inability to ovulate, eventually leading to polycystic ovary.

6. Causes infertility

There is a fixed amount of male hormones in women's bodies. If it exceeds this amount, it means that the female's androgen level is too high. Excessive androgen levels will affect the normal development of ovarian tissue. As a result, the patient cannot eliminate healthy eggs, and thus cannot form fertilized eggs, reducing the chance of pregnancy.

Treatment for high testosterone levels in women

1. Eat more soy products

Bean foods contain natural plant hormones, which have similar effects to estrogen in women. They can compensate for the lack of estrogen in women, regulate the balance of hormones in the body in both directions, and improve the adverse condition of excessive androgen.

2. Reduce salt intake

If the body consumes too much salt, it will cause water retention between tissues, which is not conducive to the excretion of excess water in the body. To a certain extent, it affects women's normal ovulation function. Frequent consumption of high-salt foods will not only damage the kidneys, but also damage the health of the ovaries and aggravate the phenomenon of hormone imbalance.

3. Eat less sweet and greasy food

Excessive intake of sugar in the body will cause mood swings and easily lead to negative effects such as anxiety, which is not conducive to the patient's physical conditioning. Greasy food is high in calories, and eating too much may further damage the endocrine system and promote the secretion of male hormones again.