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If you are experiencing pain or unwanted loss of function, it is best to consult a trans-competent endocrinologist or urologist. Resources like the WPATH Provider Directory or folxhealth.com can help find specialists who understand these specific needs.
Understanding the biological and physiological aspects of erections for trans women and non-binary individuals on Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) involves navigating how estrogen and testosterone blockers affect the body. 1. The Role of Hormones
If maintaining erectile function is a priority, there are several medical options available through a healthcare provider:
Switching from a blocker like Spironolactone to Bicalutamide, or adjusting dosages, can sometimes help preserve function, though this should only be done under medical supervision. 4. Psychological Factors
Hormone Replacement Therapy typically involves taking estrogen and anti-androgens (testosterone blockers). Because testosterone is the primary driver of spontaneous erections and libido in people assigned male at birth, lowering its levels usually leads to significant changes:
If you are experiencing pain or unwanted loss of function, it is best to consult a trans-competent endocrinologist or urologist. Resources like the WPATH Provider Directory or folxhealth.com can help find specialists who understand these specific needs.
Understanding the biological and physiological aspects of erections for trans women and non-binary individuals on Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) involves navigating how estrogen and testosterone blockers affect the body. 1. The Role of Hormones
If maintaining erectile function is a priority, there are several medical options available through a healthcare provider:
Switching from a blocker like Spironolactone to Bicalutamide, or adjusting dosages, can sometimes help preserve function, though this should only be done under medical supervision. 4. Psychological Factors
Hormone Replacement Therapy typically involves taking estrogen and anti-androgens (testosterone blockers). Because testosterone is the primary driver of spontaneous erections and libido in people assigned male at birth, lowering its levels usually leads to significant changes: