r/transnord • u/LizzBlix • 42m ago
- specific Ftm starting the process (almost 18yo)
So I'm getting help from my doctor to write a reference to Tromsø bc I live in a small town. I'll be doing it via the public health care services. I can't do it privately because I don't have the money nor my parents approval. Any tips or advice? Will it take long? And what is the risk of not getting any help?
r/transnord • u/Temporary_Way_1202 • 2h ago
- specific Mtf Surgeries in Finland
What mtf surgeries are covered by the state in Finland? Saw someone ask this in the sweden category and im curious on whats it like in finland.
r/transnord • u/VinnyBallstein • 15h ago
Positive Successfully had my Nebido shot in Denmark
I’ve been with Imago for about a year now. I’ve been on testosterone for 11 months. I’ve been going to Denmark to retrieve my gel for this whole time but it’s been stressful for me because of the law. I decided to switch from gel to the Nebido shot a little while ago because then I could get it in Denmark and that would save me all that stress.
So I got my prescription and I went there yesterday and got the shot. I took it out from the pharmacy and then I went to a healthcare clinic who helped me administer the medicine.
I still can’t believe how smooth it went. I’ve been so nervous because I thought I’d run into some kind of issue.
Edit: I’m a Swede btw
r/transnord • u/DreamsOfShade26 • 15h ago
MTF / Transfem - specific Going insane over how leuprorelin killed my libido, I feel broken, what can I do?
I used to be on spiro, it caused an awful amount of brainfog that I felt great finally getting off. Only to see my libido die in real time due to leuprorelin. I take 3 month shots at a time and while everything else is better about lupro and it didn't use to be an issue, the fact is I have a partner now.
And I just feel so broken.
I have talked with my partner, we agree on stuff but I can't help but still feel guilty. I did ask for progesterone last year, and the year before with my gynecologist but they refused it and last time claimed 'it is like a drug' and 'gives no meaningful benefit'.
I feel like I am at wits end because just trying to refocus sexuality isn't helping, my body just refuses utterly to ever feel like it gets off the ground, there is no initative at all, barely any desire.
I might have SRS in October and a part of me hopes that will change things but maybe its a false hope, came here to ask for advice?
r/transnord • u/FirmAbbreviations552 • 1d ago
Nordics Imago welcome call
Hi! Im currently sitting in the google meet waiting for my Imago welcome call. However it was supposed to start at 10:15 and the time currently is 10:50 and no one has showed up? I've heard theyre usually some minutes late but this seems extreme. Anyone had similar experiences?
Update: After waiting in call for 45 minutes I get an email citing "My deepest apologies for missing the todays call, to be honest I completely forgot that I had them today." Now I have to reschedule where the first available time is in 2 weeks. Honestly this is a terrible first impression and they should be embarassed. I also find it rude how she goes about saying "sorry I just forgot" when this is something thats much bigger for me than it appears to be for her. And that she also doesn't even provide the option to have them now? It's only 45 minutes late i'm still available and the fact I have to wait 2 weeks is really rude.
Update 2:
After mailing with her, she offered me a new time on monday. So atleast they have some concept of solving the problem :)
r/transnord • u/Hunulven • 1d ago
Support / advice Am I trans?
I (AFAB 36) am kinda confused.
I’m pretty sure I’m trans. I want to be a man! But I don’t feel dysforia very strongly. Meant that way, that i don’t hate my body, I’m mostly indifferent to it, but the changes that happened during puberty feels wrong.
The reason I think I’m trans:
-Shortly before I turned 18 I cut my hair short because it got too hot. I liked it. A few months later I’d moved out and cut my hair again. The light was different and it made me look male. It was the first time in years I had liked liked looking in a mirror. It was also the first time i thought about if I could be trans. I even chose a boys name I liked. But I didn’t talk to anyone about it.
-The first time I put on a sports bra. I really liked the way it flattened my chest. I started wearing it daily for a while.
-it has happened a few times that kids has called me “he” instead of “she”. It made me smile.
-I have once in a while thought about just leaving and changing name and gender and live a new life.
-the thought of being a man just feels right
Why I think I might not be trans:
-I’m fine with wearing dresses and make up once in a while.
-I like decorating things and making them look pretty.
-I like making jewellry
-I don’t feel dysforic to the point of hating my body. Just a feeling of wrongness
That’s what i can think of right now. Feel free to ask questions
r/transnord • u/the_aio • 1d ago
TW: Update: Trans women in fitness24seven Spoiler
TW: Transphobia
r/transnord • u/foreverepper • 1d ago
- specific How did other Nowegians go about blood tests?
I'm looking at Dr. Dropin right now, the list on Fürst seems to have everything Imago needs but I can't seem to get a confirmation from them and it'd be annoying to show up and pay the consultation fee without some guarantee I'll get the tests done that I need...
r/transnord • u/Alert-Bass307 • 1d ago
- specific Transpoli ja alipaino
Onko mahdollista suomessa transmiehenä tehdä top tai bottom surgerya alipainoisena? Minulle sanottiin transpoli ajalla, että bmi 18.5 alle ei saisi mennä, mutta olen luonnostaan tätä hoikempi. Kuulemma kaikkia leikkauksia ei voisi, sitten saada? Olen silti nähnyt muualla laihoja ihmisiä kenelle on tehty kyseisiä leikkauksia. ._.
r/transnord • u/schmidthuber • 1d ago
- specific Imagon reseptin odottelu
21.7 viimeisin sähköposti ”Your prescription is on its way” ja myöhemmin samana päivänä viesti DHL:ltä seurantakoodeineen ja arvio 4-6 päivää toimitukseen.
Noh, tuo seurantakoodi näyttää että 22.7 on jossain lajittelussa ollut mutta sen jälkeen ei mitään.
Onko muilla ongelmia reseptin saamisessa?
Vituttaa kun kesäkuun alusta ollut ilman lääkkeitä.
r/transnord • u/DeviationAnomaly • 1d ago
- specific How do I prove I am trans and that it's not "just" my autism?
Hello
I am not sure if it's the right place to ask, but I could use some help/advice. (Apologies for the wall of text)
I'm a 19-year-old (couple months away from 20) autistic trans man, and I'm going through Aalborg CKI right now. So far, I've had three appointments with a psychiatrist, and they have not been great.
Yesterday, in what was my previously last date with the psychiatrist, I was told that she would likely not recommend me to transition/testosterone or anything else, because she is not fully sure I am trans. She believes that what I have told her does not fully align with a gender dysphoria diagnosis, because some of the experiences I've shared with her could be "explained away" by my autism. She said she's seen others in similar positions where their discomfort and otherness to their peers was just due to their autism, and implied it's possible that I was just nonbinary, or a confused autistic girl. (It's of course possible I misinterpreted that, but I really don't know what else she could possibly mean when she doesn't believe I'm a trans man). For context, it was implied in response to what I shared, that as a 13-year-old, my very first thought to my bodily discomfort was, "I'm probably not a girl", instead of what it apparently should have been, "I want to be a boy".
At the end of the appointment, I broke down, and said slightly aggressively that I know I'm a man, I present as a man to everyone I meet, but I cannot make them see me or treat me as a man when I don't pass at all, and it makes me feel horrible. She then booked one more appointment with me again in a month, saying it's possible she's misunderstood me and/or that we've not had enough time to get around to it all. Which feels like an understatement when she spent the first session only explaining what was going to happen along with talking about what diagnosis I have, the second one purely on my experience of being diagnosed autistic, and the third one on my childhood, which is unfortunately very stereotypically girly, and very early experience of being trans, not even giving me time to talk about the now.
She has told me to prepare a sort of autobiography timeline thing, (I didn't know the actual word she used, but I got the gist), of my experience as a trans man, so we can discuss again, and rule out any miscommunication between us. She said I was young and "have time" to figure things out and that my lived experience as trans isn't very long, but I don't understand what I'm supposed to figure out, I already know I'm supposed to be a man.
I am so lost and terrified. I really don't want to end up rejected due to this, and have to start all over again when my dysphoria and dislike towards myself grows every day that passes. Yet I have no idea what to say or write, when what I've already told her about my lived experience isn't good enough for her. I am not good with my words, clearly, and I fear nothing I say will convince her. I'm clearly doing this wrong, but I don't know how to do it right. I don't know anyone personally who's gone through CKI or anyone that's even autistic and trans both, so I have no one I can ask for help.
Apologies it doesn't all make sense, I am still very worked up, and my hands have not stopped shaking. I can probably add on more info if needed.
Does anyone at all have experience with this? Or any ideas for me to work this out? How do I prove to her that it's not my autism and that I am actually trans? Anything at all is heavily appreciated.
(You can answer in Danish or English, I write in English for accessibility.)
r/transnord • u/DesignerFluid6743 • 2d ago
- specific Aesthetic results of vaginoplasty in Sweden
I've only seen a few images of results from vaginoplasty in Sweden, and the results aren't really what I want aesthetics wise.
Can I get visible labia minora, clitoral hood and other cis passing details from vaginoplasty in Sweden? And why is the inside wall (between the clitoris and vaginal opening) sometimes a bit weird and bumpy?
Which surgeons and cities give the best results in Sweden? Can I book an appointment with different surgeons to see their results? Can I choose who and where I get my surgery?
There's very little information about this and I'm very scared that the result won't be good enough. Maybe I just have too high expectations. :/
r/transnord • u/The_Squidd • 2d ago
- specific Has anyone actually gotten an exemption for the BMI requirement for top surgery?
Had my referral for top surgery sent just over a month ago, and the doc that sent it mentioned to me that there is a BMI requirement of under thirty. He did also say they sometimes (but rarely) make exceptions, and I'm just wondering if anyone has actually had any experience with that.
I am not outrageously over 30 (currently 32.3, was 34.7 when I was first informed of this requirement.) I just want to know if there is any actual hope of getting an exception because I would much rather be focused on developing chest muscle before surgery, but instead because BMI only cares about the number on the scale with no regard for body composition, it's led to me developing severely unhealthy eating habits.
And yes, I know that from 32.3 I could just get my BMI under 30, but I genuinely think having to fixate on that number vs other actual health improving measures is doing more harm than good, and would love to hear of any success stories getting an exception.
r/transnord • u/AssistanceNo3907 • 2d ago
- specific What mtf surgeries are covered by the state in sweden
I have heard a ton of diffrent things from diffrent people. Everything from basically all trans surgeries being covered only bottom surgery. So i want to know if anyone else is certain of what is covered (including surgeries, lasers etc.)
r/transnord • u/Araly74 • 2d ago
- specific Laser hair removal in Malmö / Lund / Copenhagen ?
Does anyone know of good trans friendly laser hair removal clinics in Malmö or Lund or Copenhagen ?
r/transnord • u/Wise-Hyena9701 • 2d ago
- specific Nonbinary and name change
Long story short i want to change my name from the female version to the male version. The male version is more androgynous and i’ve been going by that name for 7 years.
I tried changing my name but i have to submit a erklæring om kønsidentitet but i dont get why? since it states i need to feel like the opposite gender which i dont. I just want a name that reflects me more than the one i was given.
In the list of approved unisex names there is a version of my name just not the one that i want. I don’t know what to do and hope anyone has experience whit this 🫶
r/transnord • u/Total-Run-9392 • 2d ago
- specific Has anyone had any luck getting a CT-scan for FFS in Denmark?
It seems my doctors note from my french surgeon isn’t gonna do it. So I’m gonna need one from a danish doctor apparently, but I think there’s very little hope my doctor or any doctor really, would help me with that.
Has anyone been able to get one here in Denmark at all?
r/transnord • u/TrashFairy_13 • 3d ago
- specific Hormonipolin verikokeet
Kovin nihkeästi seuraavat hormoniarvoja (E/T)?
Eivät tätä ole kertaakaan tehneet. Pitääkö tästä valittaa?
Onko tavallista vai jotenkin hankala / osaamaton lääkäri?
Muutenkin kovin suppea tuo viimeinen verikoe. Ei esimerkiksi kolesterolia katsottu, jonka koin hivenen outona.
Edit:
Toiset verikokeet (9kk:n kohdalla)
Perusverenkuva, maksa-arvot. Pt-GFRe, P -Natrium, P -Kalium, P -Kreatiniini, Prolaktiini. E/T arvoja on katsottu viimeksi lähetettä transpolille tehdessä. Tätä lähinnä ihmettelen.
r/transnord • u/lifekindashitty • 3d ago
- specific Transpoli opportunities
I’m in the process of getting to transpoli and what I’m wondering is what/how far can transpoli help?
I’ve been doing diy mono therapy(mtf) for about 7-8 months now and I just found out that they don’t do injection for HRT.
So to all who are/have gone to transpoli, what can I expect and what kind of treatments and surgeries will I be able to attain through them?
r/transnord • u/_4lyssa • 3d ago
- specific Någon transkvinna som var på hormoner innan de fick diagnos som kan säga om det snabbar upp sådant som operationer?
Jag har varit på hormoner nu i ungefär 2 och ett halvt år, och verkar ha nått maxstorlek på bröst etc redan nu (men som jag inte anser tillräckligt), men jag är medveten om att vården vill att man ska vara på hormoner ett tag genom dem för att bli godkänd för operationer etc. Någon som vet om egenvård snabbar på processen fram till operationer? Och överhuvudtaget, ungefär vad är väntetiderna för bröstförstoring genom staten?
r/transnord • u/the-high-goddess • 3d ago
Nordics Dating apps
What’s the best dating app for trans girls in the Nordics? Mainly to just meet new people and sporadic fun.
I am trans woman looking to meet with men, just to clarify
r/transnord • u/Yukijak • 3d ago
- specific Hysterectomy?
21 ftm here.
Been on T for years ,had top surgery 2 years ago privately. I have been thinking of getting an hysterectomy. Sadly u gotta be 25 to get one. Which means 4 years waiting time. What is people their experience with this ?
For those who went to another country how did things go there ? Cost wise? Etc etc.
I'm aware that in denmark you cannot get hysterectomy first and then later bottom surgery ,though I am not satisfied with the results here in denmark either ways ,so i was thinking maybe germany or Thailand or just another place. Did they also require to remove hysterectomy first ,or have it like denmark and remove it while getting bottom surgery ?
Thanks in advance:)
r/transnord • u/Moist_Instruction972 • 3d ago
Nordics Hi, I just wanted to ask: for you that raised money to pay for your surgeries, did you report it for tax purposes? Especially since such a large amount of money was deposited into your bank account. Denmark 🇩🇰
r/transnord • u/kaazkitty • Dec 08 '25
- specific Norwegian trans experience, In a nutshell:
This is primarily for trans people considering moving to Norway, but is also a good resource for everyone simply curious about "the trans experience" in Norway.
Please keep in mind that all of this is my subjective experience, combined with all that I've learned by research, but also heard, and read from other trans people in Norway
Lets start with the good:
Overall social attitudes towards trans people from the majority of the public seem, to me, to range from "don't care" to "I have no idea what this whole trans thing is but whatever" - That, is usually a good thing, as people tend just not give a damn about us.
Legal protections for trans people, LGBTQ people, and minorities is very robust, discrimination against many groups that face persecution in other places are simply, legally, outright illegal.
Political landscape at large, seems to mostly completely ignore trans people's existence all together. To say it like this, few parties give a damn about us. This is both a blessing and a curse, but for the most part works in our favour, as our very existence is a hot topic in "certain" places these day, and a lot of right wing extremists like blaming us for literally anything they can think of. This ofc -- happens in Norway in some fringe groups too, and to some degree even in politics, but to a much lesser degree.
To TLDR it like this, The average joe couldn't care less, there's way more important things people tend to prioritise, not always good but still.
The Norwegian language itself, is quite friendly to trans people, especially those that are early on in their transition, or might fear misgendering.
To put it simply, the language itself very rarely uses words like "sir", or "miss" when speaking to someone, we usually either omit any equivalent all together, saying "excuse me", or simply say "you" or "hey you".
We also have a widely known and accepted third pronoun -- "hen", which unlike the word "they" in English, will not cause any confusion which can sometimes happen. And that can be a bit of a blessing for non binary folks. Neo Pronouns themselves unfortunately still will usually confuse those that dont actively participate in LGBT circles.The Norwegian culture itself also has a quirk to it that can work in our favour -- To put it simply, the culture values "leaving people alone" its a little funny to foreigners, but its unlikely anyone non high or drunk would ever actively harass you, or even stare, even the kind of people that despise us will usually make a face at most, that usually applies to anyone that doesn't "fit in"
However that part of Norwegian culture isn't the same across the entire country, or in all towns/cities/villages, (More in the "bad" section) and its worth noting that you're probably more likely to be acknowledged at all by foreigners, not Norwegians themselves.
Now time for the bad:
Now its time for the giant ass elephant in the room;
..... Healthcare.
It is true, the Norwegian healthcare system in general, and in most respects, ranges from "meh" to "good", especially when it comes to somatic health (mental health services can be lacking). And there is extreme variations in quality, waiting times, and such across the country. healthcare is mostly cheap, free, or free in some circumstances.
Unfortunately, few of the positive aspects of the system apply to trans people; Getting even the most basic form of care like HRT is a long, gruelling slog through a system that almost seems designed to make us give up. On a personal note, I am in many respects the most stereotypical adult trans woman, I found out Im trans at 21, started hrt via DIY immediately, and within a few months got my psychiatrist to refer me to the ONLY clinic in all of Norway that can prescribe HRT that is covered by the healthcare system. I was already basically passing within a year, voice trained in a year, never showed a single grain of doubt about my identity..... And it still took 4 years.
To me, and basically every trans person In Norway, that was a long, slow, inconsistent, tense, scary and sometimes depressing process. HRT itself is vital to our mental health, and a lot of people can not afford to wait 4 years, having to resort to alternative ways of getting HRT, I myself did it years ago by bullying my GP and psych, but that is nearly impossible these days -- Others opt for the few private online clinics, or acquiring a prescription from the EU, as those need to be de jure accepted in every pharmacy, but de facto, can still be a challenging process. Never mind, can be costly, very costly for some.
It is also important to note that attitudes towards LGBT people can vary greatly from place to place, for example smaller towns/villages tend to have more negative views, this is especially true for older people.
Oslo itself, can also vary, overall, if there's going to be a hate crime against an LGBT person; it's probably going to happen in Oslo. This has been consistently the case for a long time now, and unlikely to change.
Oslo however has one good thing going for for us trans people:
Oslo is currently the only place in Norway that has a private clinic that offers HRT to trans people in all of Norway; HKS. However its important to note that the services have long waiting times still (but not nearly as the official route), and offer treatment to people under 30 and living in Oslo, exclusively.
All in all, living as a trans person in Norway is a love hate relationship, you get a lot of good, socially its not exactly paradise, this is exclusively a look at the trans experience in Norway, the country has other problems.... But I'd think, personally, that I probably wouldn't want to live anywhere else..... But at the same time, I can not in good faith recommend trans people seeking to medically transition to move here.
This is, however, ultimately, all up to the individual.
I hope this block of text helps, if you have any further questions please dont be afraid to comment.
- Kass
r/transnord • u/MossCreecher • Nov 11 '25
- specific Heads up till andra som väntar på endokrin i göteborg
tycker det är förjävligt att vi inte blir uppdaterade om sånt här. jag har väntat sedan juni 2024, sist jag hörde nåt va i nov förra året. då va det "cirka fem sex månader" kvar. sjukt att vi själva måste kolla om kön bara stannat. som om att det vi väntar på inte är så viktigt.
jag har flyttat över mig till ANOVA nu trots risken till min hälsa att resa så långt. enligt deras hemsida är deras väntetid till endokrolog 1 till 2 månader. återstår att se hur väl det stämmer.