Evidence for preserved ovarian reserve in transgender men receiving testosterone therapy: Anti-mullerian hormone serum levels decrease modestly after one year of treatment
Premenopausal transgender men who retain internal female reproductive organs, who use exogenous testosterone, and who are sexually active with cisgender men are often capable of conception. This article discusses the potential for fecundity in transgender men, as well as appropriate reproductive care depending on whether the patient prefers to avoid conception or to become pregnant.
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