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#*too much estrogen*
eddieshellscape · 1 year
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i get really sick (congestion, sore throat, etc.) when i get my period and I went to the doctor to figure out why.
I have too much estrogen.
I, a trans man, have too much estrogen.
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uncanny-tranny · 1 year
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On the topic of hormones, I love trans men, transmasculine people, abinary, multigender people, or whomever else who takes estrogen and trans women, transfeminine, abinary, multigender people, or whomever else who takes testosterone.
There is no "right" way to transition. You don't have to be a perfectly binary, gender conforming trans person in order to take hormones. We all have different levels of estrogen and testosterone, and that means women and nonbinary people don't have to have estrogen-dominant systems and men and nonbinary people don't have to have testosterone-dominant systems. Do what sparks joy and if it's shit, hit the bricks!
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martyrbat · 8 days
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dcu villains secret files
love that kissing batman on the cheek is considered as good as a deed as saving the universe to the literal demon lord of hell
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ashclouds366 · 4 months
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they're lesbians your honor
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theygender · 8 months
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The more I think about it the more I really feel like the recently coined term mesosex might fit me and it's been shared by several intersex education/advocacy blogs I follow now so I know there's support for the term but I'm still like. Scared I would be Intruding™ on intersex issues if I started using it. Like I mean. I'm an afab & (afaik) perisex person with a reproductive disorder that's likely caused by a (non-intersex) hormone imbalance which I'm now essentially having to take feminizing HRT to fix, and as a result I'm now growing tits and undergoing female-pattern fat redistribution at the age of 25 after years of having little to no secondary sex characteristics. I've always identified with intersex issues but now that I'm essentially having to undergo HRT to make my body match my asab that connection to intersex issues feels even stronger. And like that's what the term is for. But my anxiety is still like "but what if you're intruding tho" lol 🙃
#rambling#for the curious the specific disorder is endometriosis and recent research has shown that endo is most likely linked to#estrogen dominance which is where either your body makes too much estrogen OR not enough other hormones (progesterone & testosterone)#and given that the only thing that has helped me at all has been going on full progestin-only treatments#and the fact that everything ive researched about estrogen dominance and low progesterone matches up with my symptoms#it definitely seems like low/no progesterone is the issue for me#(although the docs didnt test my levels beforehand and now i cant get them tested unless i want to go off treatments 🥲)#and like. this progestin treatment has changed my fucking life. legitimately#like it didnt just stop my (pretty severe) endo it also fixed like. all of my physical health issues. stuff i didnt even know was related#dont wanna get off topic talking about my other health issues but. going on progestin has easily been the best health thing to happen to me#but it also feels so fucking weird to be going through the same type of changes that like transfems go through on hrt essentially#as an afab perisex person. its not a bad weird but like its just a strange phenomenon and it would be nice to put words to it i guess?#like im a person who has lived the last 10+ years disabled by a reproductive disorder that prevented my body from developing 'normally'#and now im going through feminizing hrt at the age of 25 to fix my reproductive disorder#thats not exactly like. the normal perisex afab experience lol. but at the same time my specific reproductive disorder and hormone imbalance#dont classify me as intersex (no hyperandrogenism just some mix of too much estrogen/not enough progesterone or testosterone#typical anatomy (afaik) aside from the uterine abnormalities resulting from endometriosis)#and its just. such a weird position to be in. i share a lot of common ground with intersex issues but im not intersex myself#and the whole purpose of mesosex was to create a word for people who arent quite either. 'people who identify with but not as intersex'#and i think that describes me. but also like.... do i count?? 😭#tmi#request to tag
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firebuug · 4 months
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adam can be cis he can be transmasc he can be transfem he can be intersex he can be nonbinary but whatever he may be he needs pathetic tits
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brutal-nemesis · 5 months
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You already know you've got me invested. So a bunch of questions about your HRT magic system, whenever you've got the time:
- what does the ritual actually look like/involve?
- does the process look the same for both feminizing and masculinizing, or are they different?
- are there any effects that can't really be achieved using this form of HRT?
- how long does it take to build up effects? will you see some changes immediately, or is it slower?
More to come later, I'm sure 😁🧡
suit up bitches it's time for all the trans magic lore
What does the ritual actually look like/involve?
Essentially, person performing the procedure uses magic to force the patient's gonads (testes or ovaries) to produce more of the desired hormone, whether it's estrogen or testosterone. Unlike in our world, where people on E need to take T blockers to ensure that they see results (since T has stronger effects), this change in what the body itself is producing means that T levels would naturally decrease since the testes are producing more E. The actual procedure usually just involves the one performing it placing their hands on the patient's back near their spine and carrying out the spell. This typically takes five or so minutes, depending on how much the patient's natural levels need to be adjusted. The spell only lasts so long, so after a couple weeks it will need to be cast again. The spells themselves are called estrogen/testosterone production stimulation, EPS and TPS for short.
However, as magic advances, beyond the point it's at in Castys's early story and the entirety of Erebus & Terror, a new method is developed that alters the hypothalamus and pituitary glands instead, since they tell the rest of the body of what hormones to produce. This spell, called hypothalamus pituitary direction alteration (HPDA) only needs to be done once as the effects are permanent in the sense that they don't wear off, even after decades. However, it's much more complicated to carry out, so it takes longer to cast and is usually more expensive. The procedure itself usually involves the caster putting their hands on the patient's head and doing the spell for about 20 minutes.
It generally becomes standard practice for a patient to undergo at least a year of E/TPS in order to find the right balance of hormones for them before getting HPDA. The effects of HPDA can be altered later, but it's complicated enough that it's best to get it right the first time, hence using E/TPS as a trial run of sorts to figure out the best fit for each individual person.
Does the process look the same for both feminizing and masculinizing, or are they different?
Yes and no. The actual process is very similar, since it's just changing what hormones are produced, but adjusting the AMAB body to produce E and the AFAB body to produce T are different enough that most doctors specialize in one or the other. There's a lot more nuance to it than just turning up the hormone dial, so specialists in one or the other are skilled at helping bring about the wanted changes and preventing certain negative side effects.
Are there any effects that can't really be achieved using this form of HRT?
Since it's pretty similar to HRT here, it has the same limitations and effects, for the most part. Magic can certainly be used to help with things like top and bottom surgery (which sometimes don't need to be an actual surgery and are just a magical procedure), but neither form of HRT discussed above will completely change primary sex organs or massively alter skeletal structure.
How long does it take to build up effects? will you see some changes immediately, or is it slower?
It's a slow change, happening over the course of years, just like it is for people on HRT in our world. The body takes time to adjust and change on its own, and forcing it to do so quickly can have drastic consequences. At the start of E/TPS, all changes are closely monitored so that the levels of hormone production can be adjusted in order to suit the individual patient best and prevent side effects like emotional instability and blood clots.
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tmos-time · 6 months
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something something james put me on the writing team for the beyond canon story i will be so normal while providing the meta-commentary that still trolls the fanbase just like homestuck proper has done (<- he is going to make everything about eridan)
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deathbypufferfish · 1 year
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Scheduling my full hysterectomy for this summer ‼️‼️‼️‼️ NO MORE PMDD NO MORE SAD‼️‼️‼️‼️
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ear-motif · 25 days
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body image and dysphoria/dysmorphia talk in tags /
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dripgnoll · 10 days
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i love u trans masc dykes. pyro wip.
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uncanny-tranny · 2 years
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To any people who are seeking testosterone medication: remember that, functionally, there isn't a difference between injectable testosterone, gel testosterone, pellet testosterone, and patch testosterone!
These will all be absorbed by your body in the way they are meant to. The biggest difference between these methods is how you take the testosterone of course, and (usually) how quickly you will see its affects, though the effects will happen if it's meant to be. There is nothing shameful in deciding not to take one form of administration of T, nor is there any reason to force yourself into an option you don't want. You are allowed to try out different methods! You are allowed to switch methods! You are allowed to stick with one method for as long as you like! You're allowed to experiment with what will work best!
The most important aspect of this is that you know how to safely take your medication. Other than that, it really doesn't matter what you choose, because it's still testosterone no matter what.
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one-winged-dreams · 23 days
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POV, you have amazing friends and will not succumb to estrogen poisoning
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ape-of-no-state · 6 months
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When is it right to be angry? How much do we have to try and hurt people back? How far will that anger and hurt take us? Aren't we all humans? Why does it always end up to Us and Them ? Why? Why are people so... Hatefu? Why is there so much anger and hurt and hate?
Anger only begets greater anger, but isn't that the only way to bring change? How do you reconcile wanting to change the system with not wanting to become a monster? Why do we dehumanize those who don't agree with us? Is hurting others the only way to make a change? But hurting will only make them want to hurt you back. Isn't there any other way? There has to be.
If there is a God above, please, I pray that we can find a way to leave all the hate and violence behind.
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ok met a guy offering sperm from the internet
Pros: - he definitely had autism so we'd double up on that gene
Cons: - he had a restraining order out against him, yes he just casually mentioned this
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dinotoaster · 3 months
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back to deeply caring about [guy from uni] turns out when were not both burned out as hell and struggling with life we're actually good friends and like each other and don't drag each other down with no hope of either of us getting better, instead actually hyping each other up to get shit done
holy crap
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