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A transgender woman who hasn't had bottom surgery urinates through her penis.

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Do transgender males have vaginas?

I am transgender female and I was born with a penis. Assuming that you understand a trans woman is a male to female transsexual. Before they have Genital Reassignment Surgery trans women have the penis that they are born with. After the surgery the tissue from the penis has been used to create a neovagina that looks and functions just as a natal females vagina. It takes an expert to recognize the difference. Trans women do not have periods and cannot get pregnant, they do not have a uterus.


Can a transgender or transsexual woman give birth to a child?

No, a transgender woman cannot get pregnant because she does not have a uterus, even after surgery. This may change one day in the future.


How do transgender men physically change without surgery?

Male to female transgender people, while taking hormones will begin to physically change; in the ways of a rounder body, softer skin, slightly higher voice, and the start of the development of breasts. Their male sexual reproductive organs will cease to function as they once did, but their genitals will not change without the assistance of surgery. The same applies for female to male transgender people; hormone therapy plays a big part, but full changes will not take place without surgery. Outwardly people will begin to dress, act, and present themselves as the gender they feel they should be, even before surgery takes place.


What steps must a candidate for gender reassignment go through prior to surgery?

Patients requesting gender reassignment surgery must undergo a lengthy process of physical and psychological evaluation before receiving approval for surgery.


Is there a minimum age for transgender surgery?

Well, an adolescent cannot normally legally consent to their own surgery before the age of 16 - prior to this they typically require the consent of their parent or guardian, unless the adolescent is deemed to be "Gillick competent". Also, I doubt that a reputable surgeon would be willing to perform this surgery on a patient younger than 16.


Does a patient have to sign an immunization consent form before receiving the immunization?

no, verbal consent is sufficient, also if you have gone to the surgery to receive the immunisation you are implying that you are consenting to it.


Can a Transgender woman produce a child?

Yes, as long as no surgery has been done. Females have ovaries, fallopian tubes, female genitals and a womb. Males have prostate, and male genitals. Transwomen can still father children, and Trans Men can still get pregnant.But, if you were born male and have surgery to become a female your surgery doesn't yet include giving ovaries, fallopian tubes, and a womb.Answer:It's a mixed bag: depending on your definition of transgender, whether you consider pre or post surgery, and whether you are including upcoming technologies. As of right now, a transgendered person who is post surgery cannot give birth. In the near future, transplants and organ generation will get good enough to allow a postoperative transgender person to procreate as their chosen sex. Therefore in the future it WILL include ovaries, fallopian tubes and a uterus.


How can a transsexual woman get a woman pregnant?

If a transsexual woman was born with a male body and had sexual relations with a female before her sex reassignment surgery (and preferably before hormone usage), then she has the same possibility as anyone else at getting the female pregnant.However, if a transsexual man was born with a female body and had sex reassignment surgery to become physically male, and had sexual relations with a female after the surgery, then no he cannot get a woman pregnant.Usage notes: Transsexuals and transgender are not the same thing. If someone will eventually get surgery, transsexual is the correct term, while if the person will never get surgery, transgender is the correct therm. People are born with transsexualism and get surgery to eliminate it. However, most transgenderism is a choice, and a transgender person doesn't become a transsexual. Transsexual persons get surgery to eliminate their transsexualism, conform, and gain the same rights as those born without it. Also, sex-reassignment is the correct term, since it is the physical sex that is changed, not the gender identity the person was born with. If a person discusses the condition of transsexualism, it is rude and in bad form to change the topic to transgenderism.


Are there more transgender people now?

There is no more transgender people now than there ever was before however it is more open and known about now...alot of people now feel comfortable with 'coming out' and letting people know they are transgender whereas before not many knew about it and it was highly frowned apon.


Why do pre-op do not have full sex reassignment?

Pre-op means before the surgery, and implies that there will be surgery. That is not the same as a "non-op" transsexual, which is often a misnomer, since a person can't both hate their genitals so much to want them removed and also desire to keep them. Transgender would be a better term for them, though every person has a right to call themselves whatever they want. Anyway, if a person is of the type that will get surgery, then it could mean that they don't have the money, cannot find the medical support needed, hasn't been approved for surgery, or has been disqualified from surgery due to health, age, weight, STDs or other concerns. As for why non-ops don't get the surgery, it is often because they don't have transsexualism. They are transgender, but don't have transsexualism.


What do they screen for when taking blood donations before your surgery?

BLOOD THAT IS donated, is screened for anything that can be passed on to anyone receiving blood. Including: hepatitis A, B, & C, HIV, STD's, any bloodborne pathogen that can be passed on and make the person receiving the blood sick.


What must people have before you have surgery?

People must have anaesthetics before surgery.