> Idk what the effect of taking blockers for 3 years and then realizing its a mistake would be. Do you experience puberty for the same duration, to the same extent? If youre male, are you going to be shorter for instance?
There's no negative effects, as long as you only delay it for a few years (e.g. 10-13) and not too long (you should have entered some puberty around 16, or things get complicated).
As soon as you'll stop, your natural puberty starts, with the same duration and effects it'd have normally.
Puberty blockers are actually an off-label use when used for trans people. Puberty blockers are originally used for cis kids who enter puberty too early, and this use is far far more common than the use for trans kids.
So if they're safe to use on cis kids to delay transition, they're definitely safe for the trans usage as well.
There's no negative effects, as long as you only delay it for a few years (e.g. 10-13) and not too long (you should have entered some puberty around 16, or things get complicated).
As soon as you'll stop, your natural puberty starts, with the same duration and effects it'd have normally.
Puberty blockers are actually an off-label use when used for trans people. Puberty blockers are originally used for cis kids who enter puberty too early, and this use is far far more common than the use for trans kids.
So if they're safe to use on cis kids to delay transition, they're definitely safe for the trans usage as well.