WalrusDragonOnABike [they/them]

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Cake day: 2023年12月31日

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  • I’ve tried a few some different brands for that kind of thing. Found one that fits me well and comfortably and have stuck with them (enfemme, but I suspect it’s partly just normal variation in humans that leads to some people loving the other brands I tried). I didn’t experience any discomfort normally and I tucked basically all-day (not night usually) everyday for about a year before starting HRT (I probably have a high threshold for pain tho). Never tried tape.

    The ones that happen to fit just barely loose enough to have a nut pop out are the worse. I’ve gotten better with technique over time, but if they don’t fit right, it’s not gonna work well ime.













  • That’s seems to be the accepted stance of doctor. Basically the view seen here: https://transfemscience.org/articles/transfem-intro/

    Afaik, there aren’t any scientific studies to back prog beyond it’s use for blocking T. So switching is still probably an improvement over spiro for t-blocking alone. I think it’s reasonable doctor share what medical science says (or doesn’t say) so people are aware when they are taking something that is essentially experimental at this point but to also make sure the patient knows they have that option given its a normal hormone in the human body and a lot of people have positive anecdotes (although many also try it and decide it’s not for them as well).