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What drugs are used for gender reassignment?

What drugs are used for gender reassignment?

Gender Dysphoria Medication

  • Progestins.
  • Gonadotropin-Releasing Hormone Agonists.
  • Aldosterone Antagonists, Selective.
  • Antineoplastics, Antiandrogens.
  • Oral Contraceptives.
  • Estrogen Derivatives.
  • Androgens.

What do estrogen pills do to a man?

Estrogen may stimulate breast tissue growth. Men with too much estrogen may develop gynecomastia, a condition which leads to larger breasts. Erectile dysfunction (ED). Men with high levels of estrogen may have difficulty getting or maintaining an erection.

What happens when you take estrogen MTF?

The first changes you will probably notice are that your skin will become a bit drier and thinner. Your pores will become smaller and there will be less oil production. You may become more prone to bruising or cuts and in the first few weeks you’ll notice that the odors of your sweat and urine will change.

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What is a good estradiol level for MTF?

What are ideal hormone levels? The ideal estrogen level for transfeminine people is less than 200 pg/mL. Your result will be under Estradiol on your lab report. The ideal testosterone level for transfeminine people is less than 55 ng/dL.

How do you start a transition MTF without hormones?

It is possible for a person to transition without the use of hormones. A person can transition socially by changing their appearance and name to better express their gender identity. There are several plants, herbs, and food that are high in estrogen, or that have anti-androgen properties.

Is Spironolactone an androgen blocker?

Spironolactone is a potassium-sparing medication used as a diuretic medication for heart failure, liver disease and high blood pressure. However, it has also been found useful for hirsutism, acne and seborrhoea because it has anti-androgenic properties. Spironolactone mainly works by blocking androgen receptors.

Is 1 mg of estradiol safe?

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The usual initial dosage range is 1 to 2 mg daily of estradiol adjusted as necessary to control presenting symptoms. The minimal effective dose for maintenance therapy should be determined by titration. Administration should be cyclic (e.g., 3 weeks on and 1 week off).