What are puberty blockers?

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• Are puberty blockers reversible?

  Yes. Please read our article about how medication to stop puberty is totally reversible.

• What options are there for transgender girls to block puberty, in the absence of GnRHa puberty blockers?

  The Australian Treatment Guidelines recommend two medicines that prevent the actions of testosterone if you can’t use the GnRHa puberty blockers: Spironolactone: 100mg oral daily, increasing to up to 200mg oral twice daily as required Cyproterone ...

• Why has the government banned puberty blockers?

  We are shocked that they have done so and are heavily against such a ban. To interfere with medicine and healthcare will be immensely harmful. However, a lack of knowledge, fear and discrimination has led to unusual steps being taken.

• 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.

• How can I get access to puberty blockers?

  GenderGP is a long-established service which provides recommendations for people in relation to gender-affirming care. Their software analyses your medical history and preferences in line with clinical guidelines, research and best practice to make ...