HRT 4 ALL / Blockers FAQ
The guide for practicing safe DIY Hormonal Treatment
Made by teens for teens
This website was made primarily for teens and minors to practice transgender hormonal treatment at-home without medical supervision!
For adults, please use other DIY HRT guides such as the
DIY WIKI.
The information provided on this website is for informational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
Only use this website if you have Gender Dysphoria, a medical condition. Hormonal replacement treatment is dedicated to treating medical conditions, it is not a tool for personal aesthetics. That being said, this website and the maintainers are not responsible if you regret the usage of your hormonal treatment. Please make wise and future-considerate choices regarding your HRT.
Per the Endocrine Society Guidelines
on managing transgender hormone therapy,
this site has a moral obligation to warn you the risks towards your fertility if HRT is used.
The ability to reproduce can be negatively effected if a person uses hormonal treatment.
Please research and keep your fertility in mind before making the decision to do hormonal treatment.
Thank you, DIY safely! - The Owner
This article covers the Frequently Asked Questions about doing
do-it-yourself hormone replacement therapy (DIY HRT)
using puberty blockers.
The primary focus is to answer questions asked by trans teens taking anti-androgens, relugolix or even those planning to.
If your question was not covered here, please check the general FAQ page.
Note: If you have any questions or you're looking for a question to be added here, you can contact me here using Matrix or Signal.