What Can LGBTQ+ Care Address?
Hormone therapy for the LGBTQ+ community addresses key aspects of physical, emotional, and sexual health. It is primarily used to align physical traits with gender identity, alleviate gender dysphoria, and improve overall well-being.
Gender Affirmation - Hormone therapy helps individuals develop physical traits that match their gender identity. For trans women (MTF), estrogen promotes breast development and feminine fat redistribution. For trans men (FTM), testosterone stimulates facial hair growth, deepens the voice, and builds muscle mass.
Sexual Health - Hormone therapy can enhance sexual function, addressing libido, erectile function, and satisfaction by promoting physical changes aligned with gender identity.
Emotional and Mental Well-Being - For many, hormone therapy alleviates gender dysphoria, improving self-esteem, confidence, and emotional balance. It can also help reduce anxiety or depression linked to gender identity.
Hormonal Imbalances - Hormone therapy also addresses imbalances caused by age or medical conditions, such as menopause or low testosterone, supporting overall health.
Secondary Sexual Characteristics - Hormones help develop gender-specific traits like facial hair for men or breast tissue for women. These changes aid in aligning physical appearance with gender identity.







