Trans Masculine Fertility - Assigned Female At Birth

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on transmasculine fertility. In this resource, we’ll explore key fertility considerations for trans men and transmasculine individuals—covering everything from how gender transition may affect fertility to available reproductive options and fertility preservation methods. We’ll also highlight emotional well-being and resilience strategies to support you or your loved ones throughout this journey.

This guide is created specifically for transgender, non-binary, and gender non-conforming individuals who were assigned female at birth. You may see us using terms such as “transgender men,” “non-binary individuals with ovaries and a uterus,” “gender non-conforming people who produce eggs,” and “transmasculine individuals.” While it’s not always possible to capture every identity label in one phrase, our goal is to make this guide inclusive and relevant for anyone across the transmasculine spectrum.

Current Knowledge on Transmasculine Fertility

Throughout the upcoming sections, we’ll dive into what’s currently known about fertility for transmasculine people—from the effects of transition to reproductive and preservation options. Unfortunately, there remains a significant gap in scientific data in this area. The insights we share reflect current best clinical practices, informed by the expertise of healthcare professionals specializing in trans fertility and the lived experiences of trans patients.

We maintain a strong commitment to evidence-based education. Whenever data is limited or drawn from populations that differ from transmasculine individuals, we’ll clearly indicate those limitations—ensuring transparency and helping you make informed, realistic decisions about your fertility journey.