Merging these threads since they are asking nearly the same question.
Short answer: Regarding women and AAS, the popular school of thought is one may run very long, lower dosage cycles, so being on anavar since May is no big deal. Continue.
Long answer: Women do of course make their own endogenous testosterone and of course we have the very same feedback system via the hypothalamus and pituitiary glands to control our gonadal production of T as men do. Uh we are human right? Why would women be somehow fundamentally different in that regard.
Our ovaries' production of T will be reduced or stopped altogether if we're taking supraphysiological amounts of synthetic T in the form of oxandrolone (Anavar). However, since they make such a small amount relative to a man, one could maybe expect the effect of the shut down probably won't be as profound as it would be with a man. Maybe.
Now the clenbuteral is a totally different story. That's a very potent bronchodilator with profound effects on the central nervous system. I don't like clen at all to be frank. It messes with the CNS too much. I would not recommend you take it for any longer than a few weeks at a time, if you must, and then give your body a break. There are so many effective and safer fat loss supps than Clen around these days there's just no legit reason for it still to be used so much.