How is estrogen therapy utilized in transgender hormone treatments and what are the expected physical, emotional and health changes associated with this therapy?
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Estrogen therapy in transgender women promotes feminization, enhancing breast growth, redistributing body fat, and softening skin. It may also reduce male-pattern hair growth and alter mood. Common emotional effects include a sense of relief and happiness, but can also include increased emotional sensitivity. Health changes might include reduced muscle mass and changes in libido. Long-term risks include venous thromboembolism, cardiovascular issues, and possible increased risk of breast cancer.
Estrogen therapy in transgender women promotes feminization, including breast growth and fat redistribution. It can improve mood but may increase risk of blood clots.