Testosterone, a hormone called androgen, is often referred to as a male hormone. It is not. Women also produce testosterone. The normal level of testosterone for women is 15 to 70 ng/dL. For women, testosterone aids in a lot of function such as producing new blood cells. The hormone also enhances libido and works on influencing follicle-stimulating hormones. These hormones affect your reproduction. This hormone requires a perfect balance. Too much or too little testosterone in women can affect their overall health.For example, if you produce too much testosterone, you will notice signs of the overproduction such as facial hair, acne and fluid retention. Your voice may deepen and you may develop male pattern boldness.
