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Can high testosterone in women cause anxiety and panic attacks?
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Unlikely: High testosterone in women, such as obesity and pcos, is not good, and can cause some anxiety, but panic would be highly unusual. It could be seen in a woman who makes the mistake of taking exogenous testosterone.
Answered 5/12/2019
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