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Trans Megathread for the Week of 7/1 - 7/7
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this post was submitted on 01 Jul 2024
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This depends on where you live and whether or not it's an actual gender clinic or it's a stuff-christians-dont-liie clinic (planned parenthood). But they probably won't know that much about hrt, and probably have never prescribed SERMs for that purpose. I would research what drugs are available in your area (ie it's hard to get cypro in the US), what drugs you want, and what a reasonable dose is before you go. Yeah, it sucks that the doctor can't tell you what you need, but such is trans medicine.
At the risk of doxxing myself, I'm in a large city and this is a well known "LGBTQ+ Health Center". I'm hopeful that they'll know what they're doing. However, considering my unique goals, it sounds like I should get myself familiar with doses and meds.