21-09-2025, 12:34 PM
Have never seen anyone before suggest Bicalutamide as known more effective for the TransLater crowd. Your voluminous body of (results!) posts here leads me to believe you have more reasons to say that than purely personal experience. Can you share more about bica?
That study of teen trans women, plus the many studies of Bicalutamide in older men who mostly tolerate it very well are all that’s out there. But no studies of older trans women exist.
Am a four year lurker here, 48 year old bigender enby making my first post. Am seeking strong breast growth from my existing base top where I have always experienced gynecomastia, while maintaining bottom function. As a bigender person, the plan is maintaining my assigned gender (m) identity, because is also gender affirming to me. (And yes, I am keenly aware of ED, taladafil, t creams and viagra for the bottom.) At the same time, this is not so much my fear of feminization so much as wanting to express both genders which I identify with fully, wholesomely and without terrible conflict (had enough conflict, thx!).
Haven’t taken anything yet, but had a first visit with my doctor and told them I wanted to try Bicalutamide mono therapy to accomplish these goals. They said it might not be enough for full breast development, but I told them it’s a marathon, not a sprint. Was not actually expecting the Doctor to agree with me so easily as they did.
Can bica alone be enough, for the most part? Any tips from your experience?
Thank you for your many contributions to this board.
That study of teen trans women, plus the many studies of Bicalutamide in older men who mostly tolerate it very well are all that’s out there. But no studies of older trans women exist.
Am a four year lurker here, 48 year old bigender enby making my first post. Am seeking strong breast growth from my existing base top where I have always experienced gynecomastia, while maintaining bottom function. As a bigender person, the plan is maintaining my assigned gender (m) identity, because is also gender affirming to me. (And yes, I am keenly aware of ED, taladafil, t creams and viagra for the bottom.) At the same time, this is not so much my fear of feminization so much as wanting to express both genders which I identify with fully, wholesomely and without terrible conflict (had enough conflict, thx!).
Haven’t taken anything yet, but had a first visit with my doctor and told them I wanted to try Bicalutamide mono therapy to accomplish these goals. They said it might not be enough for full breast development, but I told them it’s a marathon, not a sprint. Was not actually expecting the Doctor to agree with me so easily as they did.
Can bica alone be enough, for the most part? Any tips from your experience?
Thank you for your many contributions to this board.