I have a question and can't seem to get a definitive answer. We have a Suboxone clinic and we currently do a 6 panel urine drug screen. We have a client who routinely tests postive for benzodiazepines and until recently was being attributed to her Ambien RX.
Low testosterone levels, or low T, can affect men and women alike. Testosterone, the primary sex hormone in men, is produced mainly in the testicles, and causes men to develop a deep voice, large muscles, and body hair. Testosterone is also essential for the production of sperm.
Testosterone is an androgen and belongs in the lipid family. Testosterone is the primary male sex hormone, similar to how estrogen is the primary sex hormone in females. In females, testosterone is important to metabolic function. Women generally have about fifteen-to-twenty fold lower concentrations of testosterone than men do.