I thought I was noticing changes in the first month. My odor definitely changed, but I was like, "I think my skin is improving," and, "I think my boobs are growing."
In reality, my nipples were hurting and my skin was just less oily. Mostly noticeable on my face. I think my pores got a little smaller for a few weeks too, but they seem back to their old size now.
At 4 months now, I can say, yes my skin has changed now, but it hadn't really changed back then. It's very dry from the Spiro though, so I use a lot more lotion than I ever did and that may be it. My veins in my legs are MUCH more visible than ever before, and my legs actually seem to be feminizing. Strange that that'd be the first thing I'd notice, lol. I also have to get a lot of IV medication, and I've noticed that the big veins in my arms are ever so slightly less prominent.
What I mean to say is that the changes are extremely subtle, and depending on your dose, age, and estrogen sensitivity, they will happen at a different pace from everyone else. After you dose is increased one or two times, if you're still not seeing any changes, your endo may suggest an alternative delivery method or a different drug altogether. To reiterate Catherine, it takes a long time, and changes continue for years and years.
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