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Twice a weekly dose of 50 mg is adequate.

Certain transgender medical researchers are showing interest in bicalutamide as well.

Higher doses increase the risk of liver toxicity and should be avoided. 4mg 2x/week.



[160][151][2][161] However, typical clinical dosages of bicalutamide .

And here were some hints concerning what values to watch on HRT. Transgender Health, 8(3), 220–225. The most common side effects of bicalutamide monotherapy in men include breast tenderness, breast growth, feminization, demasculinization, and hot flashes. Injectable (IM or sub Q): E cypionate or E valerate 2-10 mg/wk or 5-30 mg/ 2 weeks. 1mg 2x/week.

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Consequently, in combination with a SERM, it is possible that testosterone levels will become too high for bicalutamide to block. However, both are far less potent than bicalutamide and their use has primarily been limited to adults [1], [3].



. 4 Consider taking if you are younger, particularly in adolescence or early 20s.

. It works by blocking the effects of testosterone (a male hormone), which …. Otherwise if your endo is concerned, switching to injections might be an option.

Max 6-8 mg/day.

edu . While it is a mainstay treatment for patients with advanced prostate neoplasms—acting to mitigate the symptoms of tumor flare—as well as a treatment option for rare . Jan 4, 2019 · Inclusion criteria included MTF transgender patients who were treated with bicalutamide.





bicalutamide (rarely 2/2 hepatotoxicity risk) + FEMINIZING Estradiol: Topical has lowest VTE risk.

In 2016, several groups published priorities for transgender (trans) health and research with a focus on collaboration and overcoming health disparities among this population.

With both your T levels shouldn't increase significantly, though with just Bicalutamide they might depending on your dosage of E2 and P4. Titrate 0. As bicalutamide is a competitive antagonist of the androgen receptor, its efficacy is fundamentally both dose-dependent and dependent on testosterone levels.