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I believe that testosterone production will return after MTF treatment is stopped.I'm not worried about infertility. I am concerned that the testes stop producing T. You understand how serious this problem is. So serious that it is better to be bald. Of course, the likelihood of this is small. But we don't know what she is
I don't know how long it takes for E to grow her hair. And how long does it take for major changes to take place. It would be nice if E could grow hair in 3 months, i.e. before the testicles are damaged. But I don't know what effect E has, because everyone uses it with minoxidil. I hate minoxidil users, because of minoxidil it is not clear what effect other drugs have
However, you will suffer from primary hypogonadism that will be "resolved" with LH stimulators.
However, note that the region's hypotrophy for long enough will possibly lower its total T production to levels that we don't know because we don't know how big the damage will be (Biological individuality)
But note that patients exposed to periods of exposure to exogenous hormones can permanently damage their HPT axis and not only that, the damage to their gonads can be permanent, that is
If you naturally produce 600ng / dl in your blood serum testosterone levels say so.
Probably after prolonged therapy MTF your body will lose the ability to produce the same amount of T
that is good ?
Obviously not, it can fall to values impractical for a man.
That would make you a slave to hormones for the rest of your life, since not having a dominant sex hormone in Human Reference Values would put you in the same boat as menopausal women.
