Pain and Cramping 9 months on T

[SI3]

Hi guys,

Long time since I've posted, the last time I did I was depressed and suicidal and self medicating. I've since obtained a doctor who is now working with me and my levels were fine (he tested me) and I've been with him for a little over 3 months. I'd just like to thank the people on this forum for being supportive during such a rough time.

On to the topic

I've been noticing lately a few pains some persistent, some not after orgasm. These pains are literally right where the ovaries are (as far as I can tell) and can last a second or go on to turn into cramping which I currently have. I've never experienced this before and am worried my period may be coming back?

I've called my doctor but can only reach reception and don't have my next appointment till October. Anyone ever experience this?

[aleon515]

Yes I have heard this. But not experienced it, so I can't help you here except to say it isn't some weird side effect that no one has.

--Jay

[Hayzer12]

You most likely will not get your period. I have also had pain or discomfort and am 2 years on Testosterone. I am wishing to get a hysto soon to rid myself of this, but they're nothing I can't handle for the time being. Talk to your doctor about your concerns.

[JLT1]

You may wish to make an appointment with your transgender friendly gynecologist.  There is a condition of the ovaries similar to but not the same as polycyctic ovary syndrome.  It can hurt and one contributing factor is high testosterone.   

I can't remember where I picked that up.  I was doing some research on androgens and reproduction.

[Kreuzfidel]

I get this occasionally even after 2 years on T.  I keep sadly hoping that it will give the surgeons in my state a "reason" to perform a hysterectomy (they can't legally perform transsexual-related surgeries apparently) - the pain is sometimes pretty overwhelming, but I had a checkup last year and nothing showed up on the ultrasound or physical exam.