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    '''AFAB Hypogonadism '''or '''Müllerian''' '''Hypogonadism''' is an [[intersex]] variation - more specifically, a form of [[Hypogonadism|hypogonadism]] - leading to a reduction in the output of [[müllerian]] [[Sex|sex]] hormones including estrogen and progesterone in [[AFAB]] or otherwise [[CTF]] individuals, due to decreased functionality of the ovaries. Hypogonadism can be primary, meaning it's caused by a problem with the ovaries, or it can be secondary hypogonadism, meaning it's caused by a problem with the signals sent from the brain to the ovaries.
    '''AFAB Hypogonadism '''or '''Müllerian''' '''Hypogonadism''' is an [[intersex]] variation - more specifically, a form of [[Hypogonadism|hypogonadism]] - leading to a reduction in the output of [[müllerian]] [[Sex|sex]] hormones including estrogen and progesterone in [[AFAB]] or otherwise [[CTF]] individuals, due to decreased functionality of the ovaries. Hypogonadism can be primary, meaning it's caused by a problem with the ovaries, or it can be secondary hypogonadism, meaning it's caused by a problem with the signals sent from the brain to the ovaries.


    One symptom includes the effects of low estrogen, which will cause one to not begin menstruation and will having slow or [[Secondary Sex Agenesis|absent breast growth]]. Those with acquired hypogonadism will stop menstruating and will experience symptoms of menopause, including lowered sex drive (unless they are on the [[Asexual Spectrum|ace-spectrum]] already,) loss of body hair, and hot flashes. This will occasionally cause extra production in testosterone, which may caused more [[masculine]] or [[androgynous]] traits to develop.
    One symptom includes the effects of low estrogen, which will cause one to not begin menstruation and will having slow or [[Secondary Sex Agenesis|absent breast growth]]. Those with acquired hypogonadism will stop menstruating and will experience symptoms of menopause, including lowered sex drive (unless they are on the [[Asexual Spectrum|ace-spectrum]] already,) loss of body hair, and hot flashes. This will occasionally cause [[Hyperandrogenism|extra production in testosterone]], which may caused more [[masculine]] or [[androgynous]] traits to develop.


    Those with AFAB hypogonadism are usually diagnosed because they will not have started puberty.
    Those with AFAB hypogonadism are usually diagnosed because they will not have started puberty.
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