Managing hormone conditions involves regulating sex hormones like testosterone and estrogen while monitoring markers for thyroid and adrenal health.
Although teenage girls are more prone to headaches than boys because of the hormonal changes that are rampant during menstruation, boys get headaches, too, and for many of the same reasons. According to a report by Dr. Donald W. Lewis in "American Family Physician,"
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According to an article in "The New York Times," the existence of testosterone, a male hormone consisting of natural steroids, was first discovered in 1935. Testosterone levels in most men average between 260 nanograms and 1,000 nanograms per deciliter of blood plasma. But that measurement is not constant.
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