Dealing with PCOS Diagnosis and Hormone Therapy as a Transmasc Person

I remember her mentioning that she was concerned about my uterine lining becoming too thick. I will try and bring up my gender identity to her and see what can be done, thank you so much for your input.

Does your doc know you're transmasc? Getting on hormones, in my case birth control, limited my symptoms that were caused by my elevated T, like male pattern hair growth. I've gone off my BC periodically during high school for various reasons and my doc never pushed me back onto it until *I* asked for it/complained about symptoms so unless there's new research showing otherwise, I don't think it's required since PCOS can't be cured anyway. Talk to doc, even if you're not comfy telling them you're transmasc, tell them you're not comfy with messing with your hormones and ask WHY they want to put you on them. A definitive medical reason, not "it'll stop your hair growth" or something that doesn't *harm* you.