This FAQ summarizes a Special Report discussion on how two experts decide who is a candidate for testosterone therapy in women, from symptoms and context to hormone state vs age.
|Articles|November 1, 2002
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This FAQ summarizes a Special Report discussion of what the evidence does and does not establish about testosterone therapy in women.
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