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Transgender Testosterone effects? I don't know....?


Question Posted Sunday October 3 2010, 1:14 am

Hi I'm 15 and I'm transgender. I'm a guy, but I was born into a girl's body.
I want to go on testosterone, but I heard it makes your hair fall out and other stuff. How can I know what I will look/sound like after taking testosterone? I can already pass as a guy pretty well and I haven't taken any hormones yet. People call me sir all the time, but I look much younger than I am.
So how can I tell how my face/body will look and how I will sond and stuff? Cuz the effects of T are permanent...
Ok thanks for your help :)


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Razhie answered Monday October 4 2010, 11:09 am:
Unfortunately, it's not the same as asking "how will I look with blue eyes." We can't toss a photo of you into Photoshop and figure out how testosterone will affect you. You can make some educated guesses, but like so many things, you won't know exactly how your body reacts, until you find out exactly how your body reacts...

Here's a good quick link for more information, but your best bet for personalized help and educated opinions would be join a group for transgendered people or ask in chat rooms and communities where people have personal experience with taking testosterone.

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(Also, just to add: Many states do not allow testosterone to be perscriped to young people below a certain age for thier transitions - generally 18 or 21 years old. Do a quick google to find out if you live in an area where it is restricted.)

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