Snow White
I didn't take it as a flame.

I know I could look better. I am aware this topic is a very highly charged area, and I stuck my neck out as a newbie on this board. I hope no one took offense.
Everyone is different. Some people are androgen insensitive. Some people are androgen sensitive. Women who are androgen sensitive have to be more careful with them than those who aren't. What is low for some could be high for someone else.
KINGKONG69's girlfriend sounds like she's androgen sensitive. She's showing negative side effects. Depending upon dosage and sensitivity (which also depends upon age - the younger one is, usually the more sensitive one is), those effects can happen. I've seen it, though they don't show up in everyone.
If his girlfriend is very sensitive, she should stop and reassess things. She should get a baseline of where she is by getting the bloodwork done. I also believe anyone who is contemplating supplementing with anything like test, t-3, should find out what their own levels are and what their own thyroid function is before starting even if they want to do it without monitoring.
FWIW, There are doctors out there who will monitor a course of steroids. That way at least you're getting clean stuff, and you don't have to mess around with precursors hoping for results. And the precursors won't show up in IFBB blood tests. That normal testosterone range in women will be important for pro or amature competition.
Steroids should be monitored by a physician. That is MY PERSONAL OPINION. What one does on their own however is their own personal choice so long as they don't hurt anyone else, and in that respect I'm a civil libertarian.
Sasha