Any women running T levels of a healthy young male let alone T levels well beyond will experience virilization/masculinization whether dysphonia. hirsutism, clitoromegaly, menstrual irregularities, reduced breast size, changes in skin texture (poor size, oily skin,acne), it is a given and to what degree depends on the individual.
Throw in the changes in brain chemistry too!
Most that want to avoid virilization/masculinization would never touch testosterone let alone high doses and would rely on the less androgenic AAS using sensible doses to avoid such.
Give a women testosterone in high enough doses to push her levels well beyond the fenale range and it is a given that there is going to be virilization/masculinization.
This is the main reason FTM are treated with testosterone as it is the dominant male hormone.
Highly androgenic plain and simple.
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