
frommolecules2stars
Born, survive, reproduce, die.
- Dec 23, 2024
- 129
I am a transsexual male (female to male) and I've been dealing with uterine atrophy from my testosterone. Because my estrogen is very suppressed, the female sex organs start to atrophy after a while. It's painful both in the physical sense and in the emotional sense (dysphoria inducing to be reminded of what I have).
The only treatment for this would be estrogen topical cream which is just fucking horrible, especially since you have to put it on your damn genitals directly. I didn't want to do that, so I decided that I would up my dose from 80mg to 100mg to see if I could aromatize some of the testosterone into estrogen to help.
Well… it DID aromatize. And my atrophy hasn't been as painful or constant as before. But it aromatized way too much and now I can FEEL my estrogen levels being raised.
For a lot of trans people, their natal dominant hormones will cause a physiological dysphoria. Basically.. their brain feels bad being in their natal hormone dominant environment. In fact, when I started testosterone I felt as if I could actually think clearly for the first time.
So now that my estrogen levels are raised, I feel more depressed than ever. My brain basically refuses to function correctly in terms of executive functioning (I already have ADHD which sucks). And not to mention that I feel way more emotional and sensitive whereas I don't when my testosterone levels are high.
It sucks and all I can think about is ctb. I have classes and I just keep skipping them. Idk how the hell I functioned for 17 years without high testosterone in my system, I feel like I've been fucking nerfed.
The only treatment for this would be estrogen topical cream which is just fucking horrible, especially since you have to put it on your damn genitals directly. I didn't want to do that, so I decided that I would up my dose from 80mg to 100mg to see if I could aromatize some of the testosterone into estrogen to help.
Well… it DID aromatize. And my atrophy hasn't been as painful or constant as before. But it aromatized way too much and now I can FEEL my estrogen levels being raised.
For a lot of trans people, their natal dominant hormones will cause a physiological dysphoria. Basically.. their brain feels bad being in their natal hormone dominant environment. In fact, when I started testosterone I felt as if I could actually think clearly for the first time.
So now that my estrogen levels are raised, I feel more depressed than ever. My brain basically refuses to function correctly in terms of executive functioning (I already have ADHD which sucks). And not to mention that I feel way more emotional and sensitive whereas I don't when my testosterone levels are high.
It sucks and all I can think about is ctb. I have classes and I just keep skipping them. Idk how the hell I functioned for 17 years without high testosterone in my system, I feel like I've been fucking nerfed.