Progesterone for Gender Dysphoria User Reviews
Brand names: Prometrium, Endometrin, Cyclogest, Crinone, Gestone, First Progesterone MC10 First Progesterone MC5 Milprosa
- Kan...
- March 18, 2020
"My gender clinic doctor recommended that I take a progesterone-only based birth control pill to stop my period before and while I start testosterone. I’ve been on it for about a week, and I’ve had spontaneous bleeding even though I started the pill at the very end of my cycle. I’m also getting really tired during the day and having a hard time staying asleep at night."
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"I just recently started taking Prometrium and have been really happy with it, breast growth was a really pleasant surprise, considering I've been taking spironolactone and estradiol for almost 6 years. The reduction of anxiety has been fantastic, too, but it can make me really sleepy, too."