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[Transsexuality--a multidisciplinary problem. Which therapeutic methods proved to be successful?]
K Schlatterer1, T Bronisch, G K Stalla
1Innere Medizin, Endokrinologie u. Klin. Chemie, München.
MMW Fortschritte Der Medizin
|September 1, 1999
Summary
Understanding transsexualism is crucial for societal acceptance and patient well-being. Further research into the underlying mechanisms can improve medical and legislative support for transgender individuals.
Area of Science:
- Psychology
- Sociology
- Medical Science
Context:
- Transsexualism presents a challenge to conventional understandings of sexuality.
- It can cause significant personal and social conflict.
- Current medical and legislative support, while helpful, is pragmatically developed.
Purpose:
- To explore the underlying mechanisms of the transsexual experience.
- To identify areas for improvement in current support strategies.
- To foster greater societal acceptance of transsexualism.
Summary:
- Transsexualism diverges from typical sexual understandings, leading to conflict.
- Medical and legislative interventions offer practical assistance.
- A deeper theoretical understanding of the transsexual experience is needed for enhanced societal acceptance and patient care.
Impact:
- Improved societal understanding and acceptance of transsexualism.
- Enhanced personal well-being and support for transgender individuals.
- Development of more effective, theoretically-grounded care strategies.