
Originally Posted by
HoldMyBeer
So I was listening to voices radio. There's a doctor there who gets monthly newsletters about current practices and studies. In that newsletter there was an article about how to treat people with gender identity disorder and wanting to change over gender. It goes on about which hormones to prescribe them in order to do so. The discussion that was brought up, is if people have GID I want to be prescribed hormones, it's encouraged. But if you're a male, and you just want to get bigger, have stronger male characteristics, have a better sense of health and well-being, they make it almost impossible to get a prescription for testosterone. If you're a female that wants to become a male, they can get a prescription with only a speech about the possible side effects, and don't have to jump through hoops. In fact one could argue that a female having elevated levels to test is even more dangerous than a male having elevated levels. How you feel about that?
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