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Can you tell me how i can reduce testosterone level in females?

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Don't treat labs: Elevated serum testosterone comes from an ovarian tumor until proved otherwise. The source needs to be found and treated. Some hormonal imbalances in women respond well to fitness (diet, exercise) but a physician needs to be your guide.

Answered 7/1/2014

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