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I know many trans f2ms take testosterone, and it alters their bodies (hair growth and such) but is there a female version (ie progesterone)?
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Testosterone: Testosterone enhances libido, muscle growth, strength, hair growth etc. It is predominantly a male hormone but is present and needed in women also. There is no female version of testosterone.
Answered 12/7/2020
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