Lotus, thank you very much for the detailed answer 
I will copy and paste it into my folder and take your advice.
I have very little hair on my chest. They are so rare that they are not noticed. The hair on my legs has thinned. And I'm not gifted with facial hair either. I know how to grow a beard, but a short one, because the beard is not thick enough to make it longer.
As for the quick reaction, it's possible that I'm sensitive to estrogen. I didn't think about that at all. Normally, I am quite disciplined in therapy and I stick to the given routine.
This is a hormone finding from exactly one year ago. At that time, I had not yet started therapy with PM.
Testosteron 14.9 nmol/L (8,64-29)
Estradiol (E2) 53,1 pmol/L (95-223) low
Progesteron 0,2 nmol/L (<0,159-0,474)
FSH 6,9 (1,5-12,4)
Prtolactin PRL 261,9 mlU/L (86-324)
LH 7,1 U/L (1,7-8,6)
I will copy and paste it into my folder and take your advice.I have very little hair on my chest. They are so rare that they are not noticed. The hair on my legs has thinned. And I'm not gifted with facial hair either. I know how to grow a beard, but a short one, because the beard is not thick enough to make it longer.
As for the quick reaction, it's possible that I'm sensitive to estrogen. I didn't think about that at all. Normally, I am quite disciplined in therapy and I stick to the given routine.
This is a hormone finding from exactly one year ago. At that time, I had not yet started therapy with PM.
Testosteron 14.9 nmol/L (8,64-29)
Estradiol (E2) 53,1 pmol/L (95-223) low
Progesteron 0,2 nmol/L (<0,159-0,474)
FSH 6,9 (1,5-12,4)
Prtolactin PRL 261,9 mlU/L (86-324)
LH 7,1 U/L (1,7-8,6)