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413.3.0.1 ð äžé éé»
- 22E:
- WPATH SOC 8 (2022) updated standards
- Lenacapavir (Sunlenca) SC Q6 mo PrEP â long-acting (FDA 2024)
- Cabotegravir (Apretude) IM Q2 mo PrEP (FDA 2021)
- Mpox vaccine (Jynneos) for high-risk MSM
- Adolescent gender care evolving + politically variable
- Affirming language + practice
- Taiwan: å¥ä¿ estradiol + spironolactone for MTF (æ¢ä»¶); å¥ä¿ testosterone for FTM (æ¢ä»¶); å¥ä¿ GnRH agonist (æ¢ä»¶); å¥ä¿ PrEP (TDF/FTC) limited; å¥ä¿ mpox vaccine (é« risk MSM); cabotegravir + lenacapavir èªè²» å€; å¥ä¿ gender-confirming surgery éå¶ + èªè²» å€ (å¥ä¿ æ¶µèéå¶); WPATH-Taiwan å°ç §
413.3.0.2 ð Pearls (10)
- WPATH SOC 8 (2022) removes lengthy psychiatric assessment requirement; informed consent model
- Endocrine Society Gender-Affirming Care Guideline 2017 + updates
- Adolescent guidelines politically contentious globally: clinical evidence + international variation
- Cabotegravir IM PrEP discontinuation: gradual decline; risk of acquiring resistant HIV if exposed during decline period
- Lenacapavir SC Q6 mo: newest long-acting; capsid inhibitor; PURPOSE trials
- Mpox vaccine 2-dose Jynneos: high-risk MSM (multiple partners, recent STI, PrEP)
- Cervical CA in trans men äž routine screening trans status alone: still need Pap if cervix present
- Breast CA in trans women on long-term estrogen: mammography starting age 50 if 5+ yr estrogen (some guidelines)
- Trans-specific cancer registries emerging
- Doxycycline post-exposure prophylaxis (DoxyPEP): emerging for STI prevention in MSM
413.3.0.3 ð Taiwan + å¥ä¿
413.3.0.3.1 Drugs
- å¥ä¿ estradiol oral + transdermal (æ¢ä»¶)
- å¥ä¿ spironolactone (off-label for MTF)
- å¥ä¿ testosterone IM/gel (æ¢ä»¶)
- å¥ä¿ GnRH agonist (leuprolide) â æ¢ä»¶ + èªè²» å€
- å¥ä¿ cyproterone acetate â éšå / èªè²»
- TDF/FTC (Truvada) å¥ä¿ limited (HIV+ care; PrEP éšåèªè²»)
- Cabotegravir + lenacapavir èªè²» å€
- Mpox vaccine (Jynneos) å¥ä¿ (é« risk; éšåèªè²»)
- å¥ä¿ STI screening + treatment
413.3.0.4 ð å §å°å¿ æ (10)
- LGBTQIA+ inclusive medicine + affirming language
- Gender-affirming hormone therapy (MTF + FTM)
- WPATH SOC 8 (2022)
- Trans health long-term monitoring (CV, bone, cancer)
- MSM PrEP (TDF/FTC, cabotegravir, lenacapavir 22E)
- DoxyPEP for STI prevention
- Mpox vaccine + risk reduction
- Anatomy-based cancer screening
- Mental health disparities + affirming care
- 22E: lenacapavir, WPATH 8, cabotegravir PrEP, mpox vaccine
413.3.0.5 âïž MTF Hormonal Therapy Detailed
Goals:
- Feminize: breast development, fat redistribution, skin softening, â body hair, voice (limited)
- Suppress masculinization: â T, â libido erections
Estrogen Options:
- Estradiol oral 2-6 mg/d (multiple doses)
- Estradiol transdermal patch 50-200 ÎŒg twice weekly (less DVT risk)
- Estradiol injectable (cypionate IM weekly or valerate biweekly)
- Sublingual estradiol 1-4 mg twice daily
- Avoid: ethinyl estradiol (high DVT risk), conjugated equine estrogen
Anti-androgen:
- Spironolactone 100-200 mg/d (most common)
- Cyproterone acetate (Europe)
- Bicalutamide (rare; hepatotoxicity)
- GnRH agonist (e.g., leuprolide; expensive but effective)
Progestogen (controversial):
- Some advocate for breast development, mood
- Micronized progesterone or medroxyprogesterone
Monitoring:
- Estradiol level (target 100-200 pg/mL with patch; oral lower)
- Total T (target < 50 ng/dL)
- LFT
- K (if spironolactone)
- Lipid + glucose (E increases risk metabolic syndrome)
- Prolactin (rare prolactinoma)
- BMD (if puberty blocker before)
Side Effects:
- DVT/PE (2-3x; smoker + age + oral E)
- Breast CA (long-term)
- Gallstones
- Mood changes
- Erectile dysfunction (intentional)
- Reduced libido + spontaneous erection
413.3.0.6 âïž FTM Hormonal Therapy Detailed
Goals:
- Masculinize: voice deeper, muscle, body hair, fat redistribution, amenorrhea, clitoral enlargement, â libido
Testosterone Options:
- Cypionate IM 50-100 mg q1-2 wk
- Enanthate IM similar
- Undecanoate IM Q10-14 wk (depot)
- Gel 50-100 mg/d topical
- Patch 4-8 mg/d
- Oral undecanoate (Jatenzo)
Effects (timeline):
- Acne (1-3 mo)
- Voice change (3-12 mo, irreversible)
- Body hair (3-12 mo)
- Muscle increase (6-12 mo)
- Fat redistribution (6-12 mo)
- Amenorrhea (1-6 mo)
- Clitoral enlargement (3-6 mo, irreversible)
- Vaginal atrophy (6-12 mo)
Monitoring:
- Testosterone level (mid-cycle for IM, target mid-normal male range)
- Hct (target < 54%; avoid erythrocytosis)
- Lipid panel
- LFT
- BMD if pre-puberty blocker
- Sleep apnea (clinical)
Side Effects:
- Erythrocytosis (24%; phlebotomy if Hct > 54%)
- Acne (mostly improve)
- Alopecia (male-pattern baldness)
- Mood changes (initial; usually settles)
- Sleep apnea (worsen if predisposed)
- Lipid changes (HDL â, LDL â)
- Possible CV risk long-term (uncertain)
Special Considerations:
- Pregnancy risk: continue contraception unless wanting (testosterone alone not contraception)
- Cervical screening (if cervix): continue Pap
- Endometrial atrophy with T (rare hyperplasia)
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