Testosterone is a male steroid hormone that helps the men to
build a bigger, stronger and better performing muscle. Women body produce a small quantity secreted by
ovaries of females and the adrenal glands.
The role of testosterone and menstrual cycle
In general testosterone is important for for women to protect bones,
muscles and tissues, prevents osteoporosis, promotes sexual desire and
enhances regular menstruation. according to the study of Does
testosterone affect the normal menstrual cycle? by Dewis P, Newman M,
Ratcliffe WA, Anderson DC. researchers found that Sex hormone binding
globulin levels fell as expected by 18.5% during the first cycle. The
lack of significant effect of a markedly elevated serum testosterone
level on cyclical hormone changes is indirect evidence that in PCO the
primary cause of the menstrual disturbance is not excessive production
of ovarian or adrenal testosterone.
Imbalance of hormone testosterone
1. Irregular menstruation
According
to the study of Menstrual cycle irregularities are associated with
testosterone levels in healthy premenopausal women, by Van Anders SM,
Watson NV., researcher concluded that Based on our findings, it appears
that even in healthy women reporting no health concerns, menstrual
irregularities are associated with higher levels of circulating
androgens.
2. Suppressing ovulation
According to the study of Serum androstenedione and testosterone
levels during the menstrual cycle, by Judd HL, Yen SS. J Clin Endocrinol
Metab 1973 Mar;36(3):475-81
Researchers found that androstenedione level during the middle third
of the menstrual cycle was significantly higher than during the earlier
(p < 0.01) or later (p < 0.001) portions. Serum testosterone
levels in the same individual cycles showed random variations. Again the
mean T level was significantly higher (p < 0.001) during the middle
third as compared to either the beginning or end of the menstrual cycle.
This result indicated that the important role of testosterone in the
ovulation phase of the menstrual cycle and high levels of testosterone
can increase the risk ovulation suppressing, causing infertility.
3. Uterine lining
According to the article of Testosterone and
the menstrual cycle posted in March 22th, 2011Reviewed by
natural-hormones.net, the author indicated that testosterone is the
third player in a trifecta of sex hormones that allows your body to shed
its uterine lining without damage to your health.
4. Decrease sexual desire
Increased
levels of testosterone is a natural desire for the reproduction of the
offspring and survival for human species, imbalance of levels of
testosterone in the ovulation phase can either cause infertility as a
result of either lower sexual desire or disruption of the production of
the mature eggs
5. Primary amenorrhea
In
primary amenorrhea, testosterone deficiency of a girl in childhood may
cause delay of puberty that can lead to short stature, absence of
menstruation (amenorrhea), and underdeveloped breasts.
6. Etc.
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