
Health care of gender-incongruent persons deserves optimization. The new World Health Organization ICD-11, introduced this year, classifies gender-incongruence to « conditions related to sexual health », and not anymore to « mental and behavioral disorders ». From an endocrine perspective, gender-affirming hormonal treatment induces physical changes consistent with gender identity, but good-quality, long follow-up studies concerning efficacy and safety are needed. Improvements in training of medical professionals as well as a specialized multidisciplinary approach are important measures to be taken.
Male, International Classification of Diseases, Gender Identity, Humans, Endocrine System, Female, Sexual Health, Gender Dysphoria, World Health Organization, Transgender Persons
Male, International Classification of Diseases, Gender Identity, Humans, Endocrine System, Female, Sexual Health, Gender Dysphoria, World Health Organization, Transgender Persons
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