With regards to the intra-uterine hormone issue, I would be curious to know if there's a greater proportion of CD/TS, etc., genetic males born during the peak years of the use of DESOriginally Posted by kimdl93
(1940s-early 1970s)? DES has been connected to an increased incidence of genitourinary defects (I was born with an undescended testicle) and gender dysphoria issues (well, here I am). My mom died in 1985, and I have no easy way of confirming she used DES when pregnant with me, but I fit the profile with respect to birthdate ('69) and two of the effects.
