I don't get why you don't go on anti-androgens at least!? Nobody will notice a thing if you are careful. It's not like you will grow monster tits instantly and a dayle regimen of spiro isn't that expensive. Just be sure to get on estrogen after a few months because of osteoporosis.

JessicaH (imported) wrote: Sat Jan 19, 2013 8:12 pm HRT trials are relatively harmless. I'm in month 26 and just want to make sure this HRT thing is for me.... lol.

2 years isn't a trial anymore. After this period of time your natural endocrine system will be irreversibly.

But I don't understand why only dutasteride/finasteride do this. As far as I know spiro blocks testo->dht too. Or did I miss something?

Is there furthermore a really big difference between finasteride and dutasteride? Because the latter one is pretty expensive.

If I mainly want feminization and prevetion and maybe regrowth of male pattern baldness should I take spironolactone, estrogen and finasteride? I want to switch to androcur/siterone but should I add finasteride to block dht too?

What do you mean with agonist? Do you think it enhances your body hair?

Only if you take them without E. You really should dig into the Biochemical process first. It's not hard to understand and i think there's even a good wikipedia article on mtf-hormone therapy. Hormones are no poinson for your body if the dosage is right just the negative effects from pills on the ...

Well you might already know that hrt is a ymmv-thing for everyone. It even could make you more hornier but that's very rare.

Most likely your libido will become very low in the first weeks/months. Sexual thoughts might vanish from your mind completely and it will be very hard to get and maintain an ...

I'm a transseuxal and I'm currently on 50mg Androcur plus estrogen patches and progesterone. I once tried 100mg androcur but that was too much. I felt tired and my sex drive went to absolutely zero (which i don't want). My hormone levels are in the range of a cis-female and I only can get a very ...

knightbird111 (imported) wrote: Sat Apr 28, 2012 12:27 pm I would assume a lack of T would make a person very uninterested in doing much. Kinda like Garfield the cat.

The opposite is bad, probably worse, having very high T....might end up in prison, never calm, always nervous.

lol, actually testosterone making someone overly agressive is a myth

Would be awesome if you could restore the other chapters of the "Laywers in Love" series. Currently only the first chapter is available.