>>36349840
nah lol this is pure and utter honscience, as long as you're chemically castrated from whatever type of HRT you're taking and you're taking it regularly it's functionally pretty much the same as not having gonads. still though you may as well get orchi or SRS after a few years because your balls are essentially useless at that point. idk anything about orchi without letters but i will say that if you plan on getting SRS one day don't rush into orchi as some surgeons feel it hinders their work (including very respected ones like dr bank at the suporn clinic).

>>36349890
yeah I am inclined to believe this but the dosage variations from someone who has had orchi is so wildly different than someone who hasn't.

Even if you have been suppressed on mono for a year or two with significant atrophy your dose doesn't really change but as soon as you get orchi you drop like 2-3mg (injections) instantly to avoid super high levels. Why is that? I mean I get it for someone who just got on HRT recently but after years your gonads should become so useless that the drop should've already happened or gradually occured.

So why does someone with deep, long term HPG axis suppression have to still take a high dose for monotherapy?

>>36349840
ain't nobody getting an orchi without "a good medical reason" like the wpath letters going "this person does in fact need it and won't sue you"

i've had perfectly fine results by using bicalutamide an an aa, loved it, it made my failboy smell disappear and it stopped the mpb dead cold even better than the finax. i've also tried spiro but the side-effects were too much and i stopped it after three days. i was on e monotherapy for like a year, my levels were fine, but i managed to get on a GnRHa just to make sure my t levels wouldn't rise even when I'm late with the e injection.

best one was bica desu. GnRHa is more practical bc it's an injection every three months but bica modified my body to smell actually good. switching from "literally stinks of desperation" to "smells like a pretty flower of a girl" was just amazing. life-changing.

>>36350028
Yeah thats my ultimate goal, it's a shame that gnrh antagonists are prohibitively expensive. Do you get yours from a doctor, if you do how did you get them to prescribe you something like that instead of the default spiro

>>36350090
i'm in England, got the GnRHa on the nhs. i'm with pmuch the best gender service in the country (indigo, in Manchester) so that was easy. if i wasn't with them i'd still be doing monotherapy or bica

>>36349840
Monotherapy is a hondose, but anti-androgens are necessary for estrogen to work properly.

>>36350319
retard