What to do if your testosterone is high? 3 effective ways to get pregnant soon

Some female friends have been unable to conceive normally, and only after examination did they find that their testosterone levels were high. Experts say that high testosterone levels can be treated with medication, surgery, and traditional Chinese medicine, allowing you to conceive sooner.

1. Drug treatment

Patients with high testosterone levels can be treated with medication aimed at inhibiting androgen production or anti-androgens, controlling weight and removing excess hair.

High testosterone is mainly treated with Diane 35. Drug treatment can counteract the effects of androgens and promote ovulation of follicles. It is generally taken for about 3-6 months. It needs to be taken from the first day of menstruation, and it should be taken for 21 consecutive days before stopping. During the treatment period, it is necessary to regularly check six hormones. After the six hormone tests, if it returns to normal, the drug can be stopped.

Women with cystic ovary syndrome can take metformin tablets. Generally, metformin is taken with the first bite of food. Metformin controls the absorption of excess sugar during meals and prevents weight gain. Taking Diane 35 after meals can effectively reduce testosterone levels.

2. Surgical treatment

If the medication is ineffective and the androgen level is not significantly reduced, laparoscopic surgery should be considered. Under laparoscopy, the follicles are punctured to reduce androgen levels, thereby achieving the treatment goal.

(1) Patients who have given birth and have no plans to have more children can undergo resection surgery.

(2) Patients who wish to have children can undergo laparoscopic electrocautery or laser removal of polycystic ovary syndrome to reduce androgen levels.

3. Traditional Chinese medicine conditioning

Through traditional Chinese medicine methods, female hormones are regulated, ovarian function is restored, and ovulation is promoted.

Testosterone is the main hormone that maintains male sexual characteristics, but female ovaries and adrenal glands also have the function of producing small amounts of androgens. When female testosterone is too high, it seriously damages female ovarian function, affects follicle formation, and ultimately leads to female infertility. Excessively high testosterone levels have a certain impact on pregnancy, but most women can become pregnant naturally after treatment.