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How can one reduce high androgen levels in their bodies if you are a woman?
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For most: Women it's because of obesity and Insulin resistance. Diet, exercise and weight loss will help. Metformin is often useful and there are antiandrogen medications available. Check w/your doctor.
Answered 6/25/2014
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