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2. Moreover, during pubertal induction in girls, early administration of progesterone is not recommended as premature initiation of progestin therapy can compromise ultimate breast growth 
Confirms waiting on any inclusion of progesterone in a program.

Jenn

Okay, now I have to go do some research as to when cisfemales start producing estrogen and progesterone. I think it's safe to say the former precedes the latter, but by how much? Come to think of it, what's the ramp on both, in general that is?

My 100% not based on research gut feeling is that mimicking the female cycle isn't to help us, rather it's all that the medical professionals understand, so they just kinda go with it.

On the other hand I don't want to be anyone experiment, well except my own.

Well since girls don't typically reach menarche (first menstruation) until two years after puberty starts, I'd say 2 years because if I'm not mistaken CISfemales need progesterone to have a monthly cycle. That doesn't mean there aren't exceptions, but still doesn't sound like bad advice either way. [url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Menarche][/url]