[bitshiftfaced]

I didn't mean to misrepresent your post. It looks like throughout this thread, my original question became distorted from a larger scope to just puberty blockers taken at an early age.

Anyway, aside from effects on bone density, I did find this:

> One of the disadvantages in adolescent girls who have been treated with GnRH analogues at an early age is the possibility of insufficient skin for penile inversion vaginoplasty. > How Young Is Too Young: Ethical Concerns in Genital Surgery of the Transgender MTF Adolescent

I could be misunderstanding this, but it sounds like there could be lasting effects on penis growth. Wouldn't that make sense, since your body would be getting estrogen during a time where it'd normally be developing in a way where it'd otherwise would be receiving testosterone?

[DanBC]

Double check those bone density results, because new research shows they're present before treatment with puberty blockers starts. Some theories are that some children have reduced access to sporting activity.

[seethedeaduu]

The penis growth effect has been a solved issue for a long time, dr powers talks about using testosterone gel on the genitals.