Does anyone know where i can get a book or website to help me diagnose Hormonal disorders of the bodies?
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mens health..so i hope this is what you meant:\n\nhttp://www.endotext.org/male/index.htm
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There are various Internet sites that give you this sort of information, but they are no substitute for a real doctor. It's dangerous to try and diagnose yourself over the Internet, as there are many symptoms that are common to many diseases.  So chances are, you'll jump to the worst possible conclusion when it could be something really minor, or vice versa.\n\nGo see a real doctor.
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www.zeigtucker.com/home/en/botiga.php \n \nThis website is for a publisher of psych books
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Go to www.411.com, enter "Naturopath" or "holistic" into the business type section, enter your zip code and state and hit enter.  You'll probably find something reasonbly near by.  I wish you well!
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www.pcosupport.org\n\nwww.verity-pcos.org.uk
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TRY\n\nwww.wrongdiagnosis.com\n\nor \n\nwww.merck.com
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Your hormone levels should be checked.  See your doctor who can correct the problem.
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Check out www.drnatura.com.
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http://www.webmd.com/hw/brain_nervous_system/nord640.asp\n\nWEB MD is a great site.
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www.mayoclinic.com\n\n\ngo to the symptoms link
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I visit Yahoo! Health all of the time. I am a therapist and I can get loads of information about the different disorders my clients have.
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www.webmd.com! It has tons of information on any disease or symptom.
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Info on the Endocrine system:
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Get your hormone levels tested.
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try this link\nhttp://www.webmd.com/hw/health_guide_atoz/tn9522.asp?navbar=tv7286
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The symptoms you mentioned are called "virilization," and the adrenogenital syndrome is one possible cause.  In this condition, the body's steroid metabolism is disrupted and too many androgens (male sex hormones) are produced.  An endocrinologist would be most qualified to work up this condition.
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lots of things such as depression, low thyroid, diabetes, anemia, addison's disease- see your dr for a full physical with labs