Trans men (or other people who have taken testosterone with PCOS?

We're talking Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome right? Something like half of transguys are diagnosed with that in their lifetime, whereas less than ten percent of women are....

Your question doesn't really boil down to PCOS in any event. You can't gain access to testosterone for transition purposes since you already admit you don't have a male gender identity. Hormones aren't playthings as you are likely well aware, and an endocrinologist isn't going to hand you testosterone just because you "would not mind being more masculine".

Your question, while unintended, is a little offensive as it trivializes the path some of us take. However if this is something you wish to pursue, you'd best speak with your endocrinologist.

If you have not but long past via puberty, then sure, your voice gets deeper. If you've, no, it'll keep the identical. Other than that it is like taking steroids, you'll be able to start constructing muscle less difficult and feature a larger stamina. As on your balls, they'll briefly minimize due to the fact that they would possibly not must produce as a lot testosterone. No want stressful approximately penis dimension even though.

I have not, though I will tell you it is a great medical risk to stop taking your hormone treatment for PCOS. I would say in this instance that your physical health outweighs your gender identity.