Is it a common practice for physicians to ask transsexual individuals about reproductive options before beginning hormone treatments or surgery?

Transsexual individuals may choose to pursue hormone therapy and/or gender-affirming surgery as part of their gender transition. While it is not necessarily a common practice for all physicians to specifically discuss reproductive options with transsexual individuals before these treatments or surgeries, some healthcare professionals may initiate such conversations as a part of comprehensive medical care.

Reproductive options such as sperm or egg banking may be of interest to some individuals, particularly if they are considering gender-affirming surgeries that may affect their fertility. It is important to note that there is no one-size-fits-all approach and discussions about reproductive options should be based on individual preferences, medical history, and treatment goals.