A common question which many trans women ask, is what their estrogen levels should ideally be. They have often asked for a higher dose from their prescribing doctor, and been told no, there are too many risks, and that their current level is within the normal ranges. The maximum pmol/L cited by doctors is often 200 or 250. However, this is against best practise. Continue reading Safe Estrogen Levels
A visual guide to intramuscular testosterone injections, and a 101 infosheet on subcutaneous testosterone injections, which is now available in NZ. Continue reading Testosterone Information
Counting Ourselves transgender health research found elevated stigma, discrimination, violence against trans people. Continue reading Landmark Trans Health Report Shows Widespread Disparity
We’re very pleased to announce that the national guidelines for trans healthcare in Aotearoa have been released, and can be found here. Continue reading Aotearoa Trans Healthcare Guidelines Released
March 10th 2018, takataapui, transgender, and intersex people and supporters walked, danced, and rode along in the Wellington International Pride Parade with a clear message: transgender health care now! Continue reading Transgender Health Care Now: Wellington Pride Parade
‘Health Pathway’ is a generic term referring to the pathway from first contact with a health care provider – usually your GP – through the health care system to meet your medical needs. Continue reading Health pathways recommendations
Hormone Replacement Therapy 101 is a simple guide to help you get started on gender affirming hormone treatments in NZ. Continue reading Gender affirming hormone treatment – a guide for patients
HRT referral flowchart guidelines Sex and Gender Diverse People Referral Process for DHB Endocrinology Services: Information for GP/Primary Care Referrers Continue reading Referral to endocrinology services in Wellington
