At the mother’s request, Ajaero referred Child Q to a gender clinic at B.C. Children’s Hospital, where an endocrinologist prescribed Lupron. Regular injections of Lupron act on the brain to block the release of testosterone and estrogen and stop the body changes that come with puberty, such as breasts, broadening hips and menstrual periods in a child born female, and voice deepening, body and facial hair, muscle mass, and other changes in a child born male.
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