u/kingspooky93

I'm only 3 days on estrogen and I just went to the bathroom and it hurt, had kind of a weird aching sensation in my bladder. This has only happened once so far, but I'm wondering if it's normal or why it's happening, if it's related to the estrogen.

For context I'm taking 2mg oral tablets twice a day (morning and night). No progesterone, or anything else, just the estrogen.

If this is normal, will it go away on it's own?

2mg estradiol oral, supposed to take twice a day, but my doc basically just said morning and night. I'm only on day 2, I've been doing the first one right after breakfast and the second one right before bed. Does it actually matter the exact times? Should I be taking the second does earlier? Like after lunch or a little earlier in the evening?

Where my titties at?

I have an appointment set up next week at an informed consent clinic to discuss getting on hrt. What can I expect at this initial visit?

I've heard a few TikTok creators and others use the term "egg" to refer to trans people. What's the reason for this?

Marked NSFW for mentions of genitals

I have my appointment with the informed consent clinic next week and I was wondering about taking Bicalutimide along with estrogen, but I got to thinking, if I just took Bicalutamide without the estrogen, from what I read, that might yield the results I'm looking for without needing estrogen.

I am looking to feminize my body, breast development, weight redistribution, softer skin, etc. but I want to keep functionality of, and size of my penis as much as possible, and I've read that Bica can help maintain that.

Has anyone had experience with taking Bica without estrogen?