Which blocker shall I choose?
All of the GnRHa blockers are identical. All the different brand names are the same drug although the injecting system will be different and the brand name different.
Apart from the GnRHa blockers there are other options available - see below.
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How long will a blocker last? When will it run out?
There's no exact timeframe available. Like many things, this varies according to the individual. Current evidence suggests a blocker injection can last anywhere between three months and two years.
What should I do if I don’t know which medication to choose?
If you're filling out the gender-affirming care application and aren't sure which medication to choose, you need to book an appointment to speak to a doctor. We work on an informed consent model, which means we need to know that you're confident in ...
Which antiandrogen / testosterone blocker should I take?
The best blockers are the GnRHa medications which can be taken as a nasal spray or an injection but they are expensive if you're funding them yourself. If your funds are limited and you're trying to reduce the effects of testosterone, finasteride is ...
Do I need a blocker if I am masculinising?
If you can afford it, the GnRHA nasal spray or blockers are very good at suppressing the ovaries and stopping them from producing estrogen. However, if funds are limited, testosterone is often enough (with time) to suppress the ovaries, stop periods, ...
Can I switch to my GP after using an independent prescriber?
Yes, of course. We love working with GPs and are always grateful for their help. On your next Treatment Recommendation request, simply choose the "Treatment Recommendation" option.