Trans people more depressed, suicidal after sex change surgeries: study
Radical trans activists say that sex change surgeries save lives. A groundbreaking new study destroys that narrative.
Transgender people who suffer from depression and hope that surgery might be a possible cure may be worsening their mental health by seeking a sex change operation.
A new study published in Oxford’s Journal of Sexual Medicine has found that gender-affirming surgery significantly increases the risk of depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, and substance use disorders among individuals diagnosed with gender dysphoria.
The study, which analyzed 107,583 patients using data from the TriNetX database, revealed that males who underwent surgery had a 25.4 per cent depression rate, more than double the 11.5 per cent in those who did not undergo surgery.
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