Normalizing Estrogen

Should probably mention. It was impulsive because my family has a high risk of blood clotting and I was held back up to a year to meet several hematologists to make sure I'm in the clear. but dysphoria and suicidal thoughs and shit I grew impatient and used qhi.

It was a risk that "could" have killed me but didn't and I'm not sure how I could go about telling him how reckless I am being..

If you're young the increase in risk is negligible af though.

>>8256781
Its not even that high but my father 'apparently' had a problem with his blood.. It was still a reckless potentially deadly choice and even if I do say "Well look, I obviously am good" he might not want anything to do with someone as impulsive as me

>>8256738
>>8256753
unless they're testing specifically for hormone levels there shouldn't be a problem, right?

but yeah you made the right call, whatever happens with these tests, after it's over keep on self-medding and don't get spooked out of it

>>8256738
only way is to stop taking meds for a few days

>>8256738
just tell him he wont give a fuck.

in dr world, "tranny" and "self medicating" are practically synonymous, you wont surprise him at all. he probably will just roll his eyes and not even bother writing it on your chart

>>8256857
I'd hope he wouldn't care.. but he seemed very concerned about my wellbeing most of the time so far. I don't want him to drop me. I wouldn't blame him either.
>>8256827
also hey robin

I could always just not tell him anything still and wait for the blood clot test results to say what I already know. then I could simply stop self medding and fall perfectly into his prescription..

>>8257180
dont do this if you are getting surgery your letter will include a review of your medical history from the therapist

>>8256738
>>8256738
Estrogen's half life is 20 hours. Stop moans for a week (or at least 3 days), that would negate your E levels.

Yes, that means cypro, too, if you'll be tested for EITHER T, PRL (Prolactin), P4 (Progesterone). If you're on Spiro, your high potassium, and low T would be suspicious.

Your doctor isn't some Nazi interrogator out to take away your hormones lol
You can just straight up tell him. You have doctor-patient confidentiality so it's not like you'll be arrested.