Ada Cheung
@adacheung.bsky.social
Endocrinologist 🩺 | Trans Health Research 🏳️⚧️Clinician Scientist Professor @UnimelbMDHS | CoDI @TheEndoSociety🌳🌈
Completely agree @drnickschindler.bsky.social 💜
September 2, 2025 at 11:13 PM
Completely agree @drnickschindler.bsky.social 💜
Evidence matters. Stories matter. Together they show why inclusive pathways in sport aren’t just fair — they’re life-changing. 🌈
Big congratulations to Snack Drawer & Lexi Rodgers for bringing this story to the world.
Big congratulations to Snack Drawer & Lexi Rodgers for bringing this story to the world.
August 22, 2025 at 1:38 AM
Evidence matters. Stories matter. Together they show why inclusive pathways in sport aren’t just fair — they’re life-changing. 🌈
Big congratulations to Snack Drawer & Lexi Rodgers for bringing this story to the world.
Big congratulations to Snack Drawer & Lexi Rodgers for bringing this story to the world.
Too often, trans people are reduced to political talking points. HOOPS tells a different story: the love of the game & the power of inclusion.
It also echoes our research showing that trans people face major barriers to participation in sport ➡️ doi.org/10.1136/bjsp...
It also echoes our research showing that trans people face major barriers to participation in sport ➡️ doi.org/10.1136/bjsp...
Participation, barriers, facilitators and bullying experiences of trans people in sport and fitness: findings from a national community survey of trans people in Australia
Objectives This study aimed to assess participation rates of transgender and gender diverse (trans) people in sport/fitness activities, compare mental health outcomes for trans people participating…
doi.org
August 22, 2025 at 1:38 AM
Too often, trans people are reduced to political talking points. HOOPS tells a different story: the love of the game & the power of inclusion.
It also echoes our research showing that trans people face major barriers to participation in sport ➡️ doi.org/10.1136/bjsp...
It also echoes our research showing that trans people face major barriers to participation in sport ➡️ doi.org/10.1136/bjsp...
💙 Nervous system patterns, especially for those with trauma histories.
💙 Hormonal cycles, if periods are still occurring despite testosterone.
Our blog post explores the treatment options available. View it here: www.transresearch.org.au/post/pelvic-...
#TransHealth #PelvicPain #TestosteroneTherapy
💙 Hormonal cycles, if periods are still occurring despite testosterone.
Our blog post explores the treatment options available. View it here: www.transresearch.org.au/post/pelvic-...
#TransHealth #PelvicPain #TestosteroneTherapy
Pelvic Pain on Testosterone: What’s Going On and What Can Help
Pelvic pain on testosterone is common and treatable. You deserve care that supports your body and your identity.
www.transresearch.org.au
May 29, 2025 at 6:22 AM
💙 Nervous system patterns, especially for those with trauma histories.
💙 Hormonal cycles, if periods are still occurring despite testosterone.
Our blog post explores the treatment options available. View it here: www.transresearch.org.au/post/pelvic-...
#TransHealth #PelvicPain #TestosteroneTherapy
💙 Hormonal cycles, if periods are still occurring despite testosterone.
Our blog post explores the treatment options available. View it here: www.transresearch.org.au/post/pelvic-...
#TransHealth #PelvicPain #TestosteroneTherapy
It’s often not just one thing, it could be:
💙 Tight pelvic floor muscles. Testosterone can increase muscle bulk and tension.
💙 Genital changes, such as atrophy or increased sensitivity.
💙 Surgical factors; post-op changes and scar tissue.
💙 Avoiding the toilet due to safety or access concerns.
💙 Tight pelvic floor muscles. Testosterone can increase muscle bulk and tension.
💙 Genital changes, such as atrophy or increased sensitivity.
💙 Surgical factors; post-op changes and scar tissue.
💙 Avoiding the toilet due to safety or access concerns.
Pelvic Pain on Testosterone: What’s Going On and What Can Help
Pelvic pain on testosterone is common and treatable. You deserve care that supports your body and your identity.
www.transresearch.org.au
May 29, 2025 at 6:22 AM
It’s often not just one thing, it could be:
💙 Tight pelvic floor muscles. Testosterone can increase muscle bulk and tension.
💙 Genital changes, such as atrophy or increased sensitivity.
💙 Surgical factors; post-op changes and scar tissue.
💙 Avoiding the toilet due to safety or access concerns.
💙 Tight pelvic floor muscles. Testosterone can increase muscle bulk and tension.
💙 Genital changes, such as atrophy or increased sensitivity.
💙 Surgical factors; post-op changes and scar tissue.
💙 Avoiding the toilet due to safety or access concerns.