How does excretory system get rid of steroids?

The excretory system eliminates steroids primarily through the kidneys, where they are filtered from the blood. Steroids undergo biotransformation in the liver, converting them into more water-soluble metabolites, which are then excreted in urine. Some steroid metabolites can also be eliminated in bile and subsequently excreted in feces. Overall, this process helps maintain hormonal balance and remove excess steroids from the body.