How to regulate high testosterone in men

Men with high testosterone levels may have clinical symptoms such as bad temper, irritability, and abnormal mentality. Adolescents may have mature symptoms, grow and develop faster, and develop clinical symptoms such as Adam's apple hair as soon as possible. Patients may also often develop symptoms such as acne, seborrheic dermatitis, and hair loss. When testosterone metabolism is too high, it is recommended that patients should eat properly, avoid excessive smoking and drinking, avoid staying up late, ensure adequate sleep, and be able to supplement some vitamins, carbohydrates and minerals. Eat more tomatoes, asparagus, white fungus, black fungus and other fruits and vegetables. Patients should exercise as much as possible, avoid excessive mental stress, eat a reasonable diet, and pay attention to rest.

If the testosterone level is high, we should first check whether there are any symptoms, such as strong sexual desire, excessive indulgence, and frequent erections at night. It may even wake up from sleep due to the pain of the penis erection, which affects the patient's rest. In clinical medicine, it is common that the penis becomes erect and then disappears when standing up while awake. This is called painful nocturnal erection of the penis. If the testosterone level is high, the cause needs to be determined. First, the testicular B-ultrasound should be used to determine whether there is a tumor. At the same time, the epinephrine should be tested, which will produce some testosterone and dehydroepiandrosterone.

If there is no problem with the gland duct, the male hormone is high, the sexual desire is strong, and it affects the night's rest, estrogen can be used to break the balance, the erection becomes weaker, and even a short-term erection is difficult, and the patient's sleep quality is improved. Another way is to promote the conversion of male hormones to female hormones. Male hormones can be converted into estradiol under the action of aromatase in the body, and they need to be converted into female hormones to resist excessive androgen.

Women's blood tests show that the level of testosterone is elevated, which may be the main manifestation of polycystic ovary syndrome, which can inhibit women's ovulation and cause infertility. For obese women, body fat can be converted into testosterone through metabolism, inhibiting normal ovulation. Therefore, for obese women, they can first control their diet, exercise moderately, and reduce their body mass index. The testosterone level of some women can naturally decrease and ovulation can be restored. For women with normal weight, they can take Diane orally for artificial cycle treatment, usually 3 to 6 cycles as a course of treatment.