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Re: Can Testosterone be the real problem? From: anonymous@obgyn.net Wed, 2 Jul 2003 12:02:01 EDT Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Ann: "Re: Anyone with excess weight and excess hair problems have men intheir lives" Previous message: Elaine: "Can Testosterone be the real problem?" Maybe in reply to: Elaine: "Can Testosterone be the real problem?" Next in thread: Kristy: "Re: Can Testosterone be the real problem?" Reply: Kristy: "Re: Can Testosterone be the real problem?" I don't know if it is the cause, but was not IR when I was your age. I was not tested for testosterone at that time, but I did have and still do have big calves from exercise. The testosterone comes in with not having periods from what I understand. Unfortunately, the added testosterone is the thing that caused me to have hypertension in my late 30's. When I was diagnosed with hypertension, I was shocked. I never smoked or drank. I had been diagnosed with PCOS 10 years prior, but never knew what it did to your body. When I was diagnosed with hypertension, I discovered it was from the PCOS. I don't know how to get rid of it, but it is not good to have too much in a woman's body and it causes problems. Good luck. C Next message: Ann: "Re: Anyone with excess weight and excess hair problems have men intheir lives" Previous message: Elaine: "Can Testosterone be the real problem?" Maybe in reply to: Elaine: "Can Testosterone be the real problem?" Next in thread: Kristy: "Re: Can Testosterone be the real problem?" Reply: Kristy: "Re: Can Testosterone be the real problem?"

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