Your GP is usually the best person to help with day-to-day healthcare, prescriptions, and blood tests. GenderGP provides specialist guidance, but local support keeps your care safe and accessible.
What We Provide
A treatment summary with your medications, recommended tests, and monitoring schedule.
Guidance to help your GP understand results and adjust doses if needed.
Ongoing specialist support if questions or issues arise.
What GPs May Be Asked to Do
Prescribe medication as recommended.
Order and review blood tests.
Monitor your health and share any concerns.
What GPs Are Not Required to Do
Agree to everything automatically. They must feel the treatment is safe and appropriate.
Create a treatment plan from scratch – that's provided by GenderGP.
Guidance for Patients
Share your treatment summary with your GP and explain your needs.
Be open to discussion. Some GPs may need reassurance or time.
If your GP is unsure, they can ask for advice rather than saying no straight away.
Guidance for GPs
Review the treatment summary carefully and use your clinical judgment.
If you have concerns, discuss them with the patient or seek specialist input.
Even if you cannot prescribe, supporting with tests or monitoring is valuable.
You can contact us via the Doctor Contact Form.
GenderGP works alongside GPs: the specialist team provides the plan, while the GP ensures safe, local, ongoing care. Collaboration is the safest and most supportive approach.