B-ultrasound showed no polycystic but high testosterone.

A B-ultrasound shows no polycystic ovary syndrome, but high testosterone levels can be caused by lifestyle, obesity, drugs, adrenal diseases, etc.

1. Lifestyle

stress, lack of sleep, excessive exercise, etc. may also affect hormone balance and lead to high testosterone levels.

2. Obesity and

obesity may lead to insulin resistance, which may affect hormone balance and lead to high testosterone levels.

3. Drugs

, such as androgens, corticosteroids, etc., may affect testosterone levels.

4. Adrenal diseases

Adrenal tumors or hyperplasia may lead to excessive androgen secretion by the adrenal gland, which may lead to high testosterone levels.

5. Ovarian dysfunction In

addition to polycystic ovary syndrome, other ovarian diseases may also lead to high testosterone levels.

If a B-ultrasound shows no polycystic ovary syndrome and testosterone levels are still elevated, your doctor may recommend further tests to determine the specific cause. These tests may include adrenal function tests, blood sugar and insulin levels.