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No adverse effect on bile secretion was noted in methyltestosterone-treated female rats. In male rats, methyltestosterone administration exerted a cholestatic effect, which is not only due to the decrease of bile salt excretion rate, but also to a possible interference of the steroid with bile salt micelle size.
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