How can I go really quickly?
We know that some people have been waiting years for this and
want to go super quick. However, your first puberty took years and this one
will as well.
Keep your hormone levels within the normal cisgender range to
give you the best chance of natural development and physical changes.
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What are the side effects of puberty blockers?
The side effects are usually associated with the lack of sex hormones that is achieved, so symptoms in common with the menopause such as hot flushes are common but subside quite quickly.