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Addition of Progesterone Leads to Increased Breast Growth for Transgender Women
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this post was submitted on 19 Sep 2025
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Is there a link to the paper? I may have just missed it. I'd like to be fully armed for my first hrt related appointment.
Sorry, I posted right before bed and am at work right now. I will find it when I get back home.
I can't find the study either. Searching the author on google scholar just shows what looks like the initial study protocol . So maybe they haven't published it yet?
There's a few other / older studies about this, might be able to find some online
In my experience appointments processed like so
initial consultation, consent forms, two weeks to 'think about it', blood tests etc in that time. Theyll ask you to preserve eggs / sperm, its expensive i didn't bother. Youll start on a v small dose and itll be raised over 6-12 months, progesterone isn't recommended until later tanner stages, 3 or 4 i can't remember
and i can't remember that seppo doctors name who was famous on reddit back in 2019
good luck :)