Abstract
Little is known about optimal IVF protocols and pregnancy outcomes in transgender men seeking fertility after long-term utilization of exogenous testosterone. Of limited studies reporting ART outcome, the majority study trans men with no or limited testosterone exposure and most culminate in reciprocal transfer to a cisgender female partner. Limited data exists on pregnancy outcomes in transgender men who carry a pregnancy derived from their own oocytes but existing studies suggest a higher risk of pregnancy-associated morbidity including preterm delivery.
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