Cancer is Stored in the Balls of Trans Women (Who Just Want to Pee)

Men on estrogen+testosterone blockers have incidental cancer discovery 26.5x higher than predicted after gender-affirming orchiectomy tissue is sent to pathology.

Meme reference for comedic relief.

A paper in the published in the Archives of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, and reported on by user statsforgender on X, identified a concerningly high rate of asymptomatic testicular cancer in trans identifying men undergoing gender-affirming orchiectomy. These cancers were discovered after the testicles were removed to validate a false sense of being female, not because the individual had sought treatment for testicle dysphoria (ballalgia). So, this is not identifying an elevated rate of cancer in patients who had some sort of testicular symptoms.

These men thought they were fine and just using drugs to relieve psychological pain. That is what they had been told. And perhaps they were fine, until they were prescribed gender-disrupting hormones, many of which are known human carcinogens. Perhaps they were not fine, and the hormones exacerbated underlying precancerous processes and triggering cancer progression. Perhaps their gender dysphoria ideation was in some way caused by cancer symptoms, including autoimmunity in response to cancer (paraneoplastic syndrome), but these symptoms were dismissed as psychological in nature. Perhaps they deserved a real diagnosis of their genital fixation, not to be told the only answer is cosmetic castration. Perhaps the cancer spread before they underwent gender-affirming “bottom surgery.” Perhaps they will still die of cancer that could have been detected sooner had they not been mindlessly affirmed.