Trans Feminine Fertility - Assigned Male At Birth

Welcome to our guide on transfeminine fertility. This resource is designed to help trans women and transfeminine individuals understand how transition can impact fertility and what options exist for family building. We’ll explore reproductive choices, fertility preservation methods, and strategies to support emotional well-being throughout this process.

This guide is created for transgender, non-binary, and gender non-conforming people who were assigned male at birth. You may see terms such as “transgender women,” “non-binary people with testes,” or “transfeminine individuals.” While it’s not possible to include every identity term, our goal is to ensure this information is inclusive and relevant to anyone on the transfeminine spectrum.

In the lessons ahead, we’ll review what is currently known about transfeminine fertility, including how hormones and surgical transition steps can influence reproductive health and available medical options for conception. Unfortunately, there is limited research in this area, so much of the guidance provided reflects current clinical best practices and the experiences of healthcare providers and trans patients.

Our commitment is to provide accurate and transparent education. We’ll clearly note where data is lacking or based on other populations, helping you make informed and confident decisions about your fertility and future family planning.