Do transgender men (assigned female at birth) get a period?

There's one thing cis and transgender people agree on—trans women and transfeminine people don't get periods. read more

It depends on how they transition. Some people get gender affirmation (Sex change) surgery and thus won’t have the organs to get a period out of. Some don’t, but take testosterone, which might eventually make periods incredibly short and irregular or straight up stop them. read more

Transgender men, who were assigned female at birth, can still have them if they haven’t had a hysterectomy yet, although being on testosterone will usually stop them after a few months. Trans women can’t, because they can never have a uterus, although they can experience hormonal cycling if they are on HRT (hormone replacement therapy). read more