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Started by Umiko, May 31, 2014, 05:26:16 PM

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Umiko

Got my date. June 17 i see my ob/gyn. Sadly its a male doctor but my primary is a female so i wont feel so uncomfortable. With the lack of bottom bit dysphoria, i should be ok....i hope lol
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Ryan55

I have a male obgyn too, there actually nicer and quicker, they know not to linger in that area to long, the obgyn is the one who put me on birth control (when I use to use it), its normal to be nervous, I was that's for sure, if your just going for hrt reasons and you didn't have bottom surgery, I wouldn't worry to much


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kelly_aus

Quote from: Cindy on June 01, 2014, 12:15:50 AM
My endo is an OB/Gyn, they are use to dealing with menopause symptoms so are use to HRT

Strange, mine's a OB/GYN too..
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Umiko

I just hope that i have everything needed. I know he may want bloodwork down but i really wanna walk out with my script in hand or at least wen i get home, my pharacy has it filled since i would ask him to call it in
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Beth Andrea

Tip: Always ask questions when a dr. gives you instructions that you don't know the how and why of the wherefores.

"You need to see an OB/GYN in order to start high-dose HRT."

"Umm...why? An OB/GYN is primarily for female 'parts', and I don't even have boobs yet."

Be pro-active in your education and knowledge of this process.
...I think for most of us it is a futile effort to try and put this genie back in the bottle once she has tasted freedom...

--read in a Tessa James post 1/16/2017
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kelly_aus

Quote from: Beth Andrea on June 03, 2014, 10:26:27 PM
"Umm...why? An OB/GYN is primarily for female 'parts', and I don't even have boobs yet."

An OB/GYN is also more likely to have a much better idea of hormones than an Endo.. After all, many specialise in HRT for menopause - which is not all that different to the treatment for trans women. And it's not just about 'parts', it's about a whole system..
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Umiko

OB/GYNs now treat women and trans patients whether pre or op or post op. apparently i need high dose becuz it'll stop my body from becoming flooded with testosterone because i'm in the last leg of puberty; everything went in reverse order. other than that, i dont know the reason because my doctor was only relying what my endo told him. he probably knows but for some reason isnt telling me. anyways, i called today and i was automatically given a really early appointment ( his schedule wasnt allowing him to see new patients until the 3 week of july) i got in June 17.
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