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After a year, doing my estrogen injections are just a normal, mildly annoying part of life, and not super exciting like they used to be. I know it was bound to happen at some point, but still a bit sad. On the other hand, there's something nice about feeling it's a normal part of life too.
Progesterone can bring that excitement back for a while, especially when you to put it up your bum.
I'd love to at least try prog for a while, but idk how, it's more difficult to do get DIY than E is where I live, and getting it through a doctor is literally impossible It's a lot harder to get steady supply of pills through customs than tiny vials that last a year each
CW: Medical trans stuff
Damn, that sucks because estrogen dominance (high estradiol, low progesterone) can lead to some health issues; I suspect it’s the reason I developed mastopathy a year ago.I just hate how there’s almost no research into our healthcare and that a lot of doctors are treating us with complete apathy. We really deserve better than that.