Androgens
Structurally Turinabol does not have strong androgenic properties, but all of this is still up in the air. Since there is no such thing as a regular major manufacturer of Turinabol, there is always some mystery surrounding its androgenic properties. What we can say for sure is that its androgenic activity is indeed relatively low, and the associated side effects, although they may occur, such as acne, hair loss, male pattern baldness and body hair growth, are not serious at all.
The most serious androgenic side effect of Turinabol for women is that it can lead to masculinization of the woman, with specific symptoms including thickening of the vocal cords, enlargement of the clitoris and growth of body hair. However, this side effect is usually caused by drug abuse. These symptoms need to be stopped immediately or the damage can be irreversible.