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Before undergoing a gender reassignment procedure, certain requirements must be met, since the changes that the patient will experience are irreversible. These requirements are:. When will I be able to have my first sexual experience with penetration? It is not advisable to do so until after a minimum of two months following the operation. Furthermore, we advise that the first time you have sex, you should do so with a partner who is aware of your personal situation. This will help to assure you have a painless and satisfactory first experience.

Not everyone is comfortable with his or her own skin. In fact, millions of individuals around the world feel strongly that they were born into a different sex. Thankfully nowadays, science and modern technology provide these individuals with the opportunity to correct that mistake and be in the gender they want to be. GID is not a mental illness, rather what needs to be addressed are the anxiety, stress and depression that go with it. So many brave men and women have taken the step to be open about their true selves. The road to embracing their true sexuality is often not easy.

The treatment for transsexualism is sex reassignment, including hormonal treatment and surgery aimed at making the person's body as congruent with the opposite sex as possible. There is a dearth of long term, follow-up studies after sex reassignment. To estimate mortality, morbidity, and criminal rate after surgical sex reassignment of transsexual persons. All sex-reassigned persons male-to-females, female-to-males in Sweden, — The overall mortality for sex-reassigned persons was higher during follow-up aHR 2.

In October , Emily Kaufman, then a year-old junior at the University of Michigan, told her story of trying to join a sorority as an out trans woman to Cosmopolitan. Emily never got a bid to a Michigan sorority — but the same month her story was published, she accomplished another one of her life goals: to undergo gender confirmation surgery. A little over a year later, Emily, now a year-old senior at Michigan and a board member at Point of Pride, a non-profit that supports the trans community, is sharing her experience of what it was really like to undergo gender confirmation surgery. I want people to know the truth.