Patient's question:
Didn't drink San Yuan, but still didn't feel so I went to check it. Today the test results came out, please help the doctor take a look if this is normal? Thanks. Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) 0.59 Luteinizing hormone (LH)Doctor's answer:
Hello, testosterone in the female body is derived from 50% peripherally converted androstenedione, about 25% from the adrenal cortex, and only 25% from the ovaries. It has an antagonistic effect on estrogen and has a certain impact on overall metabolism. High blood T levels, known as hyperandrogenemia, can affect menstruation and even lead to infertility. There are many reasons that can cause T testosterone levels to rise, and you should investigate them clearly. It is recommended to consume more protein-rich foods, supplement with calcium, do some stretching exercises to promote height growth. If necessary, estrogen countertherapy can be combined, and bone age should be checked.