orchiectomy

It started with a radical unilateral orchiectomy, followed by 1 round of BEP/3 rounds of EP.

It just tells you about demographic- that is, this is a person for whom orchiectomy is a fate worse than certain death.

A trans woman who has had an orchiectomy and is on estrogen will have a very different medical baseline than a cis man.

I'm not sure what I'll do if it fails, but orchiectomy is on the table.

Statistically the specific treatment I received (orchiectomy + 3x BEP chemo) is 95% successful.

The main treatment for testicular cancer is orchiectomy, i.e.

It's not sinful to have sex with an infertile woman or a man who had an orchiectomy due to testicular cancer and gay sex is equally open to procreation as that.

After my second orchiectomy related to cancer, I had to wait several weeks before I could see an endocrinologist about testosterone replacement, so in that time my bioavailable testosterone basically declined to nearly nothing.

Transgender health care ranges from options as dicey as surgery (any surgery is dicey by definition, though some such as Orchiectomy are ambulatory and can be done under local anesthesia) to medication such as puberty blockers and hormones.

If this imaginary trans women space accepted all serious forms of presurgical or partial-surgical proof, such as a doctor’s letter or a hormone prescription or an orchiectomy or etc, then that would not be discriminatory and would be fine.

Testosterone's effects are orders of mag stronger than estrogen, so trans women typically have to take drastic measures to significantly reduce testosterone first so the estrogen can work, such as taking large amounts of spironolactone or cyproterone acetate or orchiectomy; without these measures, estrogen isn't nearly as effective.

However, effects from "gender-affirming care" like a deepened voice, mastectomy, orchiectomy, hysterectomy, and sterilization are irreversible.

The only case where you can't "undo" any degree of loss of fertility is with an orchiectomy (testicle removal) but even then the standard procedure is to preserve sufficient semen in cold storage for future use.

I say "US medical treatment often doesn't explore valid alternative remedies and focuses of treating preventable conditions after they've developed into serious problems." They say "Yes, rub some sage oil to kill the nanobots" scream My favourite example as a trans woman is that the orchiectomy could be apparently replaced by a 2 cent ethanol injection.