Does high testosterone level cause these problems?

Side Effects of Testosterone:


Side effects of testosterone therapy are uncommon but not excluded when testosterone is used in inappropriate doses. Such side effects include acne, excess body hair, scalp hair loss, fluid retention, deepening of the voice, enlargement of the clitoris and adverse effects on blood cholesterol.





acne, excess body hair, scalp hair loss. ( i have all these symptoms not sure about the rest)





does excessive or low testosterone level cause these problems?





and how to get rid of excessive testosterone level?Does high testosterone level cause these problems?
Before you convince yourself of a malady, first get yourself checked out for it!


Go to the doctor and have some blood work done, this will give you a definitive answer one way or the other.


Besides, you leave out too much information for any one here to make an educated guess, and that's all it would be, a guess!


For all we know, you may be a teen in the midst of puberty who also happens to have male pattern baldness!Does high testosterone level cause these problems?
You name is Jeff right? So let's remove the enlargement of the clitoris and the deepening of the voice. Steroids have side effects if abuse. That include Testosterone. In a male adult, if side effect are observed, there is treatment to take care of it. But the side effect disappear when you got of the gear. Body hair: High amount of testosterone. Hair loss: You can lose your hair a little bit faster than normal, only if baldness run in your family and again if you abuse the juice. You could use a PCT, and I also suggest you to use a Liver support.





Obviously low testosterone level can't give you any symptoms or side effect that high amount of testosterone will do.


Your questions are to vague, we need more information.
I am assuming you are a guy. Low testosterone will not cause those problems. Young males have a surge of testosterone at puberty and cause some of the effects you mention and are normal. If you are receiving hormone therapy, your Dr. will monitor the results and measure hormone levels to make sure the treatments are correct. There isn't anything you can do to counteract the effects without medical care.
The only way to tell if you have a problem is to go to a doctor and have them check your levels with a simple blood test. It's very easy.


I have never heard of a guy having excessive testosterone naturally only with taking hormones. So I'm going to say before you assume too much have your levels checked. Excessive testosterone can cause them however other things can cause it as well and that's more likely.





-Connor
masturbation and working out are what i can think of