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Testosterone level is 552. doing a ct gyno believes tumor in ovary or adrenal gland. something to be overly concerned about? im scared...
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Too high for a lady.: A total testosterone level of 552 ng/dl is what would normally be found in many men: your gyne is looking for a testosterone-secreting neoplasm. You should also be tested genetically, as well.
Answered 4/16/2014
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