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Gender-affirming hormone treatment modalities for transfemale & non-binary transfeminine individuals

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Gender-affirming hormone treatment modalities for transfemale & non-binary transfeminine individuals: A UK perspective. (English)
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Gender incongruence and the number of people seeking gender affirming hormone treatment has dramatically risen in the last two decades. (English)
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In the UK, transgender women and non-binary transfeminine individuals are typically treated with simultaneous suppression of endogenous testosterone production through anti-androgens and exogenous oestradiol replacement. (English)
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Oestrogen replacement comes in different forms and is primarily given as transdermal (gel or patch) or oral preparations in the UK. (English)
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Decisions around preparation choice are based on a combination of individual preference and/or mitigating the chance of complications based on individual risk profiles. (English)
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Time frames to achieve female physical changes are largely predictable and managing expectations of individuals prior to commencing treatment is highly important. (English)
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Common complications include venous thromboembolism, liver dysfunction and effects on fertility, thus individuals should be thoroughly counselled prior to commencing treatment. (English)
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This article provides an overview of the management and considerations of gender-affirming hormone treatment in transgender women and non-binary transfeminine individuals. (English)
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