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Landmark Systematic Review Of Trans Surgery: Regret Rate "Remarkably Low"

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Landmark Systematic Review Of Trans Surgery: Regret Rate "Remarkably Low"

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[email protected]English • 10 months ago

A landmark systematic review has concluded that regret rate for transgender surgeries is "remarkably low," comparing it to many other surgeries and major life decisions.

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most of my regrets are related to not transitioning sooner

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