Two biological men a day given trans surgery on the NHS

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I couldn’t see this had been posted already. From the Telegraph with an interview with a detransitioner. Some of these patients were just so, so young.

www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/05/25/two-biological-men-a-day-given-trans-surgery-on-nhs/

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I am 32 and I have wanted to be one and done since I was 23 years old (married at 22 and dh and i have been agreement on this for years). I asked my GP if there was a possibility of tubal ligation during an elective c section should I choose a c section and was told that I should wait until I had 3 children and i might change my mind in my 40s. IBearing in mind I struggled with fertility for 9 years so not sure I have the highest chance of spontaneous conception at 42.

In the end dh did a vasectomy and was 2 months shy of 35 when he did it. But I felt like the nhs didn't trust me to make my own choices.

Just seen this on another thread

AngelusBell · 12/08/2024 13:41

I have one breast literally double the size of the other one due to breast cancer and was offered an operation two years ago to even them up. I accepted eagerly and was then told there was a risk of infection and referred to the prosthesis clinic, which I declined having managed for 16 years with one breast double the size of the other. I went to a GP to ask for the operation and was referred but have heard nothing since, so I take that as a no

Agree
It seems the nhs deem women incapable of their own minds
The nhs is a disgrace when it comes to treating women