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    1. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 1 Dec 2020

      I get not wanting kids to make permanent changes to their body before they're old enough to have a better sense of what they want, but aren't puberty blockers reversible? If a kid wants to transition and it can be undone if they change their mind, what's the harm?

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      Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 1 Dec 2020

      Idk much about the medicine surrounding this so pls correct me if I'm wrong.

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        1. t3tsubo‏ @developdignitas 1 Dec 2020
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          The judge actually goes into the extensive evidence about effects of puberty blockers in their decision: https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Bell-v-Tavistock-Judgment.pdf …

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        1. Joey‏ @sassafrasind 1 Dec 2020
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          If you manipulate hormones during puberty, all kinds of development issues can occur into adulthood which can not be reversed with current medicine.

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        1. Colin Wight‏ @colwight 1 Dec 2020
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          You’re wrong. And the medical community can’t agree on the long term affects, so how could any child give informed consent?

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        2. Kelsey Piper‏Verified account @KelseyTuoc 1 Dec 2020
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          My impression from reading the (incredibly politicized in both directions) research is that long-term use of puberty blockers can cause medical problems, short-term probably okay, we can almost def design better puberty blockers/vastly reduce harms if we invest there

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        3. Orual‏ @NaamahOrual 1 Dec 2020
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          Also, given that going on blockers means you’re almost certainly going to benefit from HRT, it might just be best to skip the blocker stage and start on actual hormone therapy, which we know is very safe, vs the moderate unknowns of delaying puberty well into the teen years.

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        1. Vinny Titone‏ @Vinny_Titone 1 Dec 2020
          Replying to @Aella_Girl

          Injecting artificial hormones to prevent a young person's body from developing is not reversible. Even full grown men who increase their test levels with artificial hormones (steroids) for a short time end up suffering from unbalanced hormone levels for the rest of their lives.

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        1. dmg‏ @dmg122884 1 Dec 2020
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          No, they are not really 'reversible'. Using them as intended generally results in permanent changes and deficits, including sterility and dangerous health problems later in life.

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        2. Steven Gussman‏ @schwinn3 1 Dec 2020
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          No, they're not reversible. Puberty won't just happen again, it's a very important and time-based developmental event. I'm not saying there will be no partial return to the innate phenotype by changing chemicals but no, development should not be thought of as something we control

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        3. Steven Gussman‏ @schwinn3 1 Dec 2020
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          The converse is also true (or else they wouldn't be trying to block puberty)--once someone has attained secondary sex characteristics, hormone treatment and therapy doesn't literally change their sex, though it shifts what parameters it can in that direction.

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        1. Stille‏ @aperfectbalance 2 Dec 2020
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          You're right. A classmate of mine was on them until 9th grade so she'd grow to be over 5 ft tall. Perfectly safe from what she told me, and not something any doc made a big deal about

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