Science Question

Feb 03, 2010 22:57

My osteology class brought up an interesting question: How does HRT interact with osteoporosis? Hormonal levels have been associated with the problem in post-menopausal cis women, but I don't know if research has been done on trans people who have undergone hormone-related procedures, including orchiectomies or hysterectomies as well as HRT ( Read more... )

t-health, oestrogen-health

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didactic_cudgel February 4 2010, 05:22:12 UTC
What I was told by my doc was that T and E fulfill the same function re: bone density and formation, so as long as you replace one primary sex hormone with sufficient amount of the other, there should be no (little?) risk of osteoporosis.

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meegosh February 4 2010, 20:45:15 UTC
Yes I have heard that you either need functioning hormone producing body parts or replacement hormones.

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gymx February 4 2010, 12:21:50 UTC
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