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Testosterone Concentration

Reference Ranges

Child (< 10y)

Female

0.10 TO 0.34 nmol/L

Adult ( > 16y)

Female

0.80 TO 1.65 nmol/L

Adult (> 65y)

Female

0.20 TO 1.42 nmol/L

Child (< 10y)

Male

0.33 TO 0.80 nmol/L

Adult ( > 16y)

Male

15.00 TO 24.40 nmol/L

Conditions
Celiac Sprue Testosterone (Increased) Cushings Syndrome Testosterone (Increased) Hyperthyroidism Testosterone (Increased) Precocious Puberty Testosterone (Increased) AIDS Testosterone (Decreased) AIDS Dementia Complex Testosterone (Decreased) Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV AIDS) Testosterone (Decreased) Chronic Renal Failure Testosterone (Decreased) Cirrhosis Testosterone (Decreased) Primary Biliary Cirrhosis Testosterone (Decreased) Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia Testosterone (Decreased) Delayed Puberty Testosterone (Decreased) Down Syndrome Testosterone (Decreased) 47 XYY (Klinefelters) Syndrome Testosterone (Decreased) Myotonic Dystrophy Testosterone (Decreased) Female Hypogonadism Testosterone (Decreased) Male Hypogonadism Testosterone (Decreased) Encephalitis Testosterone (Increased) Granulomatous Amebic Encephalitis Testosterone (Increased) Progressive Rubella Panencephalitis Testosterone (Increased) Testicular Cancer Testosterone (Increased) Ovarian Cancer Testosterone (Increased) Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Testosterone (Increased)

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