[AbiDrew85]

But isn't hyperaldosteronism, thyroid and pituitary problems caused my too much testosterone?

Uhm. Whatever gave you that idea? Pituitary problems can cause excess testosterone, but not really the other way around. And the other two aren't even remotely linked.

Some common symptoms are oddly similar between the three, and also with excess testosterone, but they aren't actually the same thing at all.

Hyperaldosteronism is when your body is producing too much aldosterone, which can cause aldosterone-based hirsutism, which will NOT respond to anti-androgens!

Pseudohyperaldosteronism is when your body ACTS like you have hyperaldosteronism, but in actuality it's too much cortisols! This is often closely linked with other pituitary problems. True hyperaldosteronism often appears all by itself in an otherwise completely normal endocrine system.

Thyroid problems are when you either aren't producing enough, or are producing too much TSH (aka thyroxine, aka thyroid hormone.) Or your body isn't accepting it for some reason.

TSH is actually a VERY precarious balance. So it's actually a surprisingly common imbalance, though it's extremely under-diagnosed.