The presence of testosterone not only affects men's physical health, but also has an impact on women's physical health. And testosterone can affect women's pregnancy, so women need to check their bodies before pregnancy to ensure that everything is normal. But some women are told that their testosterone levels are high, which makes them very worried. So, what are the effects of high testosterone on pregnancy?
If a woman is found to have high testosterone in her body, it can affect her physical health and be detrimental to her pregnancy. In daily life, women with high testosterone can see irregular menstruation, reduced menstrual flow, and even amenorrhea. And functional uterine bleeding may occur, which is not conducive to the implantation of fertilized eggs. Even if implantation is successful, premature birth is still prone to occur.
Moreover, high levels of testosterone in women can affect their normal ovulation function, making it difficult to detect their true ovulation time and thus making it difficult for them to conceive. If women are not treated in a timely manner, they can still see male characteristics in their bodies, such as excessive hair, enlarged Adam's apple, and even stimulate uterine development disorders, ovarian abnormalities, etc.
So in the face of such a situation, women should go to the hospital for examination in a timely manner and actively cooperate with medical treatment. If the elevation of testosterone is not severe, medication can be used to suppress the secretion of male hormones in the body, thereby promoting the recovery of testosterone to normal. If drug therapy is ineffective, surgical treatment is needed to puncture follicles under laparoscopy to reduce male hormone secretion and achieve the treatment goal.
