ESTRADIOL VALERATE AND ESTRADIOL VALERATE vs NORETHINDRONE ACETATE AND ETHINYL ESTRADIOL AND FERROUS FUMARATE

Edit 2: Part 3 taking place 9 months later is up here: https://reddit.com/r/MtF/comments/ktc9xx/transition_can_be_really_really_good_and_also_bad/ Edit: Part 2 if you want to read that next: https://reddit.com/r/MtF/comments/fl06cd/part_2_of_my_way_too_long_story_transition_can_be/?ref=share&r

Gender trauma is so fucking funny. I turned 28 recently and just injected estradiol valerate for the first time on Monday 💖 For hours before the injection, it just didn't feel real. I felt like I'd get in some horrid car crash, or a cop would arrest me for just looking suspicious, or I'd get the E

A few years ago apparently there was a little argument in a session at the WPATH conference about me and my methods, namely my topical T for genital restoration. One camp shouting about how a microdose of topical T for MTFs was unconscionable and would detrans people and the other camp saying that i

Firstly, hello to anyone reading this thread off a google search a year from now. Hi! I'm Chloe. I recently moved to Tokyo, and had some ups and downs continuing HRT here, so I thought I'd post about what I've done and what I've learned so far. Take this with a grain of salt, as I'm one person with

My girlfriend and I are both trans women. She just received word from Planned Parenthood that her latest blood work revealed possible liver damage and to stop taking her medication immediately. For reference, she injects estradiol valerate once every other week. Does anyone have any experience with

I got prescribed spiro and estradiol valerate. My estrogen is in the form of an injectable liquid sort of thing, which was really scary. I have had it since yesterday but I was too scared by the big needle to do it. I found on r/FtM a tip saying to use ice to numb the injection spot and to distract

Hello fellow pharmacy friends, just wanted to tell you a tale of my Wednesday. To preface, I don’t care that they call corporate to complain about me, rather, I’d LOVE to hear how that conversation goes. To the story. It’s Wednesday, 1:26pm, 4 minutes until we close for lunch until 2pm. I’m helping

I work in Europe and when visiting this subreddit, I'm surprised how strict the retail pharmacy sector seems to be in the US. Counting pills, for example. In my country, we use blisters. The patient needs 14 actual pills, but the smallest package has 28? Just give them 28 then. Dispensing single tab

Patient of a certain age, let’s call her Karen. She was rx ator 40 and metf 500 as a new patient from a local and well respected PCP MD. She called to inform me that she would not be taking either med as her anemia is what is causing her a1c issue and her PPI was not allowing absorption of the free

Imagine going to urgent care with whatever bullshit needed this script...

I wanted something like Lo Loestrin Fe but with more hormones to hopefully stop the irregular bleeding/spotting I've had for like 3 months while taking it. I asked for Loestrin 24 FE to combat this, (and hopefully the low libido/low mood /fatigue hopefully, please share your experience if you have o

Hello all! Like the title says, I have a new job with new health insurance and the pill I've been taking for the last 9 years (Minastrin 24 FE) is no longer covered on my new plan. I had GREAT results with Minastrin - no mood changes, no weight gain, libido unaffected, no more periods - so I am very