The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
Yeah, like I've never seen a single symptom in a single woman that I've put testosterone on, in terms of like acne, body hair, things like that. Like those are real symptoms that you have to be aware of, but, you know, like clitoral enlargement and things like that, like that doesn't happen under physiologic normal conditions.
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the main thing in small percentage of women was what's called heroism so it was a little hair growth like on the face along the nipple — it was about 18% and a little acne but women didn't get virilized
Like the most common side effect we see in women is acne, right? And and I I don't think I've ever gotten to the point where I've seen any of the really dramatic side effects. Um but I do tell women, I say, "Look, there's a decent chance if you were shaving your legs every 5 days, you're going to be shaving them every 3 days. That that's that's a chance.