How does getting a s*x change affect life expectancy? Could it have potential to increase it?

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How does getting a s*x change affect life expectancy? Could it have potential to increase it?

Answer 1

Generally, surgical procedures only increase lifespan if they are removing diseased or damaged tissue, or a foreign object (say, a bullet).  Otherwise, they shorten it.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

No one knows, but potentially.

Hormone replacement therapy carries only a moderate health risk, associated with extra strain on the liver for processing the hormones. Usually being careful with your alcohol intake or any medications that might additionally stress the liver your hepatatic function will be fine. s*x reassignment surgeries do bring about some wear on the body like any other surgery, but not in ways that are life-threatening.

Most of the effects transition (the whole process of "s*x change") has on lifespan come in the form of sociological issues than directly medical ones. Certainly the extreme reduction in stress has its health benefits, as does extremely reducing the risk of suicide. At the same time, discrimination at the hands of health care providers and insurance companies can take a toll, as does the associated stress with being transsexual in a world that is still very hostile to gender variance.

By doing your research as you transition, and make sure to try to insulate yourself to the best of your ability from societal prejudice and economic hardship though, you will likely find the quality and thus potentially the quantity of your life, increases dramatically.  

Answer 4

I doubt that a s*x change is a procedure which will enhance your life expectancy.  

In fact, any surgery is going to hurt you, unless it is absolutely necessary (cancer, disease, etc.).  Surgery is difficult for the body to deal with.