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I'm transgender and i've been on t for 4 months. is it still possible to get pregnant?
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Be aware...: I have learned 'never say never in medicine!' if you are taking your testosterone very regularly, and have stopped bleeding, you are highly unlikely to get pregnant. However, I have seen folks who stop testosterone for a while - or run out, and may have bleeding recur. Taking safe sex precautions will reduce pregnancy risk. If a pregnancy is desired, talk to your doctor soon. Lgromkomd.
Answered 4/2/2016
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