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Yo_Mama

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3. It needs to be done by a specialist, most certainly not a primary-care doctor.

Reply to damnedifIknow (Original post)

Sat Sep 19, 2015, 09:27 PM

Sep 2015

The GP did what the GP could - found a source where such treatment could be knowledgeably provided.

It's a rare condition, so a lot of people will have to travel to get proper care.

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Transgender? A Doctor Won’t See You Now [View all] damnedifIknow Sep 2015 OP

I'm not surprised that a doctor with no experience in MineralMan Sep 2015 #1

Agreed. Docs send you to specialists for your own good. "Do no harm" requires they be honest about t lindysalsagal Sep 2015 #2

It needs to be done by a specialist, most certainly not a primary-care doctor. Yo_Mama Sep 2015 #3