The choice of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) regimen for male-to-female (MTF) transition depends on various factors, including individual goals, medical history, and consultation with healthcare professionals experienced in transgender healthcare. There isn’t a single “best” HRT regimen that applies to everyone, as hormone therapy should be personalized and tailored to ..Continue Reading
When a male takes female hormones as part of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) for transitioning or other medical purposes, it can lead to a range of physical and physiological changes. The effects of female hormones, typically estrogen and sometimes anti-androgens, can have both reversible and irreversible effects on the body. ..Continue Reading
Transitioning in your 30s as an MTF (male-to-female) transgender person is definitely possible. There is no age limit on when someone can transition, and many people find that they are more comfortable and confident in their gender identity as they get older. There are some unique challenges that may come ..Continue Reading
Fertility in transgender women (MtF) can be affected by the hormones they take as part of their transition. Estrogen and androgen blockers can both have a negative impact on sperm production, and in some cases, this damage can be permanent. If you are an MtF transgender person who is considering ..Continue Reading