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Read More »Abnormally high testosterone levels are also known as hypergonadism. If you are male, your doctor may consider your testosterone levels too high if: Total testosterone level is above 950 ng/dL. Free testosterone level is above 30 ng/dL.
Testosterone level testing is a critical part of any fertility evaluation. While testosterone is often considered to be a “male” hormone, testosterone is vital to both male and female health. But, as with every hormone, you don’t want too little or too much. In men, low testosterone is a potential cause of infertility. However, you may be surprised to hear that abnormally high testosterone levels can be a problem as well. In women, high testosterone levels can signal a potential fertility problem. Women can also have low testosterone levels, but this typically occurs after menopause and not as commonly during the childbearing years.
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