07-02-2024, 09:37 PM
Thank you all for your comments and messages of support 
@wee2er I've been off for two months now and I'm still feeling the effects of BO. Breasts occasionally itch and hurt, hips hurt. The hourglass shape is more and more pronounced. My breasts can no longer be hidden. Their shape and bulge can be seen under every T-shirt, sweater... If I decide on HRT, I will consult you. I read that HRT and BO work very well together.
@sofman88 Thank you
@Carlana and @prostatenipple Thanks My breasts are not very big. They look smaller from afar than up close. They still lack volume, so the measurement is not always valid. As for Klinefelter's syndrome, a female body is not a prerequisite for it. There are many factors here. Only the karyotype can give a definitive answer. For myself, I suspect that I have klinefelter because of a number of factors and symptoms that I have had all my life. Some people are diagnosed with Klinefelter at birth, some in puberty, some in middle age, and some are not even aware that they have it. Some even have normal hormonal findings. A very small number of people can even have children. Klinefelter also has mosaic klinefelter. Some have atrophied ovaries, and very few have functional ovaries. So not everything is black and white with him...
@KellyO glad to be an inspiration to someone
Everyone here has different experiences and when we decide on a therapy, we go by the trial and error method. If something suits someone, it does not mean that it will suit us, and the same is true vice versa. But the good thing about it all is that some method gives results to almost everyone. It is important to listen to your body and not burden it, i.e. not force it to change something if there are no results. You need to stop, give him time to rest and then start a new therapy. BO gave me growth, but not as much as with PM. BO further feminized my body, shaped my breasts, made my skin softer, i.e. more silky. My clothes now fit me strangely. But all these changes make me very happy and complete me.
@wee2er I've been off for two months now and I'm still feeling the effects of BO. Breasts occasionally itch and hurt, hips hurt. The hourglass shape is more and more pronounced. My breasts can no longer be hidden. Their shape and bulge can be seen under every T-shirt, sweater... If I decide on HRT, I will consult you. I read that HRT and BO work very well together.
@sofman88 Thank you
@Carlana and @prostatenipple Thanks
My breasts are not very big. They look smaller from afar than up close. They still lack volume, so the measurement is not always valid. As for Klinefelter's syndrome, a female body is not a prerequisite for it. There are many factors here. Only the karyotype can give a definitive answer. For myself, I suspect that I have klinefelter because of a number of factors and symptoms that I have had all my life. Some people are diagnosed with Klinefelter at birth, some in puberty, some in middle age, and some are not even aware that they have it. Some even have normal hormonal findings. A very small number of people can even have children. Klinefelter also has mosaic klinefelter. Some have atrophied ovaries, and very few have functional ovaries. So not everything is black and white with him...@KellyO glad to be an inspiration to someone
Everyone here has different experiences and when we decide on a therapy, we go by the trial and error method. If something suits someone, it does not mean that it will suit us, and the same is true vice versa. But the good thing about it all is that some method gives results to almost everyone. It is important to listen to your body and not burden it, i.e. not force it to change something if there are no results. You need to stop, give him time to rest and then start a new therapy. BO gave me growth, but not as much as with PM. BO further feminized my body, shaped my breasts, made my skin softer, i.e. more silky. My clothes now fit me strangely. But all these changes make me very happy and complete me.