If it’s for cross gender hormones it’s gender affirming care. Doing the same treatment but within one’s assigned gender therefore should also be considered gender affirming, because it’s focusing on one’s gender as the basis for the standards. For potassium levels there isn’t a gendered range of values, but for testosterone, there is a set of values for men, and a different set for women.
If it’s for cross gender hormones it’s gender affirming care. Doing the same treatment but within one’s assigned gender therefore should also be considered gender affirming, because it’s focusing on one’s gender as the basis for the standards. For potassium levels there isn’t a gendered range of values, but for testosterone, there is a set of values for men, and a different set for women.