If you've had hysteectomy and cant get or run out of T what will happen can u die? U produce E in ovaries?
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I don't know that you'd "die" directly from that. If you go for long periods with neither T nor E, you will have unpleasantness emotionally and such. The biggest thing I was told about before my hysterectomy was bone density. Your bones will definitely suffer and become brittle if you have no secondary sex hormones to help support your system.

However, there are FAAB people who are not trans who have hysterectomies with ovaries removed and forego HRT. So I don't think it's a "if you go without any secondary sex hormones for 1 year, you will die" kind to thing. It's more of a "your body generally needs those hormones for proper function and you may or may not be negatively impacted to a large degree" type of thing.

As with all things hormones, it affects different people differently.

Quote from: nguoiviet on April 07, 2015, 03:05:54 PM
If you've had hysteectomy and cant get or run out of T what will happen can u die? U produce E in ovaries?
Asking just incase nuclear war breaks out

Do you plan to keep your ovaries or have them removed.  As cis women get older their ovaries tend to produce less "E" and hot flashes result.  However, most survive many years with the lower "E".

I've been through this and I didn't die. I felt really tired and depressed though.

Everybody produces both T and E even if they don't have ovaries or testes. Even castrated males produce some T - it comes from the adrenal glands. It's just a question of amount.