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Annual Review of Clinical Psychology, 2016 Gender dysphoria (GD), a term that denotes persistent discomfort with one's biologic sex or assigned gender, replaced the diagnosis of gender identity disorder in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders in 2013. Subtypes of GD in adults, defined by sexual orientation and age of onset, have been described; these display different ...
Kenneth Zucker, Baudewijntje Kreukels
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General Psychiatry, 2023 Background Many people who are gender variant have undiagnosed gender dysphoria, resulting in delayed receipt of gender-affirming support and prolonged distress in living with their gender-non-conforming sex.
Komsan Kiatrungrit +4 more
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Discrimination and psychopathology in gender dysphoria: a hormone therapy [PDF]
Journal of Sexual Health Psychology, 2022 Purpose: One of the strategies for treating gender dysphoria is cross-sex hormone therapy (CHT). Our study aimed to explore the differences in the psychopathology of people with gender dysphoria who received the hormone with those who did not this ...
Esmail Shirdel Havar, Gijsbert Stoet
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International Review of Psychiatry, 2016 Gender dysphoria (GD) in childhood is a complex phenomenon characterized by clinically significant distress due to the incongruence between assigned gender at birth and experienced gender. The clinical presentation of children who present with gender identity issues can be highly variable; the psychosexual development and future psychosexual outcome ...
Jiska Ristori, Thomas Steensma
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BMJ Open, 2023 Introduction There has been a drastic increase in the reported number of people seeking help for gender dysphoria in many countries over the last two decades.
Fotios C Papadopoulos +13 more
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Gender Dysphoria for Critical Theory [PDF]
Feminist Philosophy QuarterlyGender dysphoria is typically construed as a medical concept. This understanding of gender dysphoria reflects how cisgender people interpret trans experience.
Penelope Haulotte
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GENETIC BASIS OF GENDER DYSPHORIA
Фундаментальная и клиническая медицина, 2017 A phenomenon of gender dysphoria has been actively investigated from 1950s when clinicians became able to treat gender dysphoria utilizing hormone therapy and surgery. Here we review the recent data on development and genetic basis
SVETLANA A. Prilepa, ELENA V. Medvedeva
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Gender dysphoria and psychological distress among transgender individuals: the moderating role of resilience [PDF]
Health Psychology ReportBackground Despite a growing body of research on transgender mental health, the role of resilience in shaping psychological outcomes associated with gender dysphoria remains underexplored.
Luot Van Nguyen +2 more
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On being (not so) different: perceptions of gender dysphoria and neurodiversity among people aged 15–35 in Sweden [PDF]
Frontiers in SociologyThere has been an increase in the number of people experiencing gender dysphoria and neurodiversity over the last decade. Medical studies employing quantitative methodologies consistently report a high co-occurrence of gender diversity and neurodiversity.
Fatih Özel +3 more
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Gender Dysphoria: Concepts, Diagnosis and Clinical Management [PDF]
Acta Médica PortuguesaGender dysphoria is defined as a condition characterized by mental suffering associated with the incongruence between one’s experienced gender and their birth-assigned sex.
Carolina Alves Rodrigues +10 more
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