Reproductive wish in transsexual men

Pnm-15: Men Role in Reproductive Health

a:4:{s:10:"Background";s:1118:"Male involvement in reproductive issues cannot be denied. However, throughout history, it is paid little attention to the role of men in reproductive health programs. At the International Conference on Population and Development in 1994, the importance of men in reproductive health programs was recognized as one of the most important aspects. Since then, the invol...

The transsexual dilemma: being a transsexual.

With few exceptions, a solution to any problem will bring new difficulties. These may or may not be worse than the original problem, and one must decide, not between problem and answer, but between degrees of difficulty. Is the new situation really going to be better than the last? This is undoubtedly the situation with the transsexual. It is undeniable that in the majority of cases the treated...

“I'm in Transition Too”: Sexual Identity Renegotiation in Sexual-Minority Women's Relationships with Transsexual Men

This qualitative research study examines the experiences of sexual-minority women in relationships with transsexual men (N = 20) using grounded theory analysis. This paper reports data on the core theme of “Sexual Identity Renegotiation” and reflects the process by which women manage their sexual-minority identities in the shifting social context of their partners taking on increasingly male si...

Optimal Reproductive Health for Men

Dunaliella salina, lycopene and vitamin A Carotenoids especially betacarotene, vitamin A and lycopene have been shown to boost sperm parameters [2-5] Dunaliella salina is a microalgae which is a naturally rich source of mixed carotenoids including lycopene [6] Betacarotene, lycopene and vitamin A can reduce sperm DNA fragmentation and lipid peroxidation [1, 2] Vitamin A is an essential nutrient...

Self-castration in a transsexual.