What happens if I think I am having side effects from my medication?
Luckily, these medicines are very safe and well tolerated and adverse effects are rare. If you feel unwell or need medical assistance, please see your doctor or emergency services as appropriate.
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What are the side effects of puberty blockers?
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I'm traveling & taking medication. Will I need documents?
It depends on the medication and the destination, but generally, it's better to be on the safe side. Check the laws in the country you're traveling to so you can prepare accordingly. We can provide you with a Travelling with Medication letter, which ...
What happens if I disagree with or don't like my Treatment Recommendation?
If you feel that the Treatment Recommendation is wrong for any reason, please submit another request with your preferences and up-to-date blood tests. Our recommendations are based on published clinical guidelines and best practices. They're the ...
I'm taking other medication. Will that matter?
Taking other medication can interact with your gender-affirming medication. In particular, if you're taking heart tablets or blood pressure tablets, it's probably best to avoid taking spironolactone as your antiandrogen (because that can lower your ...