Going to the informed consent clinic in 20 days. I can't

>>8245138
Spiro isn't bad, per se, so if that's the most available and affordable option for now, it might be better to start with. It lacks to progestin effect that cypro has, so many trans women add progesterone to it, which actually has better results than cypro. Bicalutamide is hard to monitor because it doesn't target the testosterone, just the receptors (iirc), so imo that's not the best place to start.

Tl;dr:
> if self medding, consider cypro
>otherwise, spiro + progesterone

>>8245311
Alright thank you I'll try to get on progesterone too.

>what do you want
>give me your strongest stuff

Where are you?
I'm in utah but my doctor is from the netherlands so she's fine with me ordering cypro on the net, she watches my prolactin b12 and liver stuff

>>8245499
I'm from Massachusetts.

>>8245506
If you ask the doctor they'll probably be willing to monitor you. My doctor even wrote me a paper script and so I get it from assetchemist for cheap af