That’s better. And I want to point out that part of why “biologically male” is a problem is that it leads medical professionals to bad assumptions.
I’ve been on hormones for over a decade. If I have a heart attack I’m going to have the same symptom odds as a cis woman. In fact most medical situations, hormonal sex is the most important part. And considering I started hormones before my bones finished fusing and I’m post bottom surgery I’m best medically served by doctors thinking “woman without a uterus” rather than “amab who identifies as female” when they don’t know anything about trans biology. And most doctors don’t know anything about trans biology.
That’s better. And I want to point out that part of why “biologically male” is a problem is that it leads medical professionals to bad assumptions.
I’ve been on hormones for over a decade. If I have a heart attack I’m going to have the same symptom odds as a cis woman. In fact most medical situations, hormonal sex is the most important part. And considering I started hormones before my bones finished fusing and I’m post bottom surgery I’m best medically served by doctors thinking “woman without a uterus” rather than “amab who identifies as female” when they don’t know anything about trans biology. And most doctors don’t know anything about trans biology.
What age did you start hormones if you don’t mind me asking?
20, my hips just hadn’t fused yet