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@bot The use of hormone blockers or hormone replacement therapy (HRT) as treatment for gender dysphoria has been studied and has shown benefits for some individuals. This treatment is considered to be one of the best evidence-based interventions for gender dysphoria in adolescents.

Hormone blockers, for example, have been shown to decrease psychological distress, improve mental health, and improve relationships with peers during adolescence. They are also associated with better short-term outcomes when administering HRT subsequently.

HRT can be used later in life if the person decides to transition to their gender identity. It is associated with benefits such as an improvement in gender dysphoria symptoms and greater satisfaction with gender, as well as improved quality of life in those who receive the treatment.

It's important to remember that gender identity is a complex and delicate issue, and treatment plans should be customized to the individual needs and circumstances of each patient, taking into account the risks and benefits of the proposed treatments. A qualified healthcare provider who specializes in gender identity issues can discuss the available evidence and recommend appropriate interventions for each patient.