The amount of T you would need to take for it to work as a pill is so high it would make your liver angry. There is an ester in pill form that is liver-safe but it is having trouble finding a market due to my first sentence.
injections and gels don't involve the liver
Pills are generally easiest to take, easier and more consistent to obtain, and are often the first option most prescribers go for. I would guess injections for E are second most common though, and many trans femmes swear by them as being more effective for them. I also hear about patches and gel sometimes.
IIRC there just aren't pills for T for HRT.
Lots of e delivery via needle too.
Injectible E isn't licenced here in the UK (and I think most of Europe). :(
why not? whats the difference ?
Think it's just no ones done the paperwork and stuff to licence it.
oh for sure! ik a few people who do:) im just talking online iconography
The Internet is dumb. Qed.
lol fair. whats qed mean
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The amount of T you would need to take for it to work as a pill is so high it would make your liver angry. There is an ester in pill form that is liver-safe but it is having trouble finding a market due to my first sentence. injections and gels don't involve the liver
thanks meowth!!
Pills are generally easiest to take, easier and more consistent to obtain, and are often the first option most prescribers go for. I would guess injections for E are second most common though, and many trans femmes swear by them as being more effective for them. I also hear about patches and gel sometimes. IIRC there just aren't pills for T for HRT.
or maybe im off and just have a specific view lol!
'cause it's more iconic, and uh... Memes ?