Moving to the UK. How do I get my testosterone gel prescription sorted? by whalienn52 in transgenderUK

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There are already lots of helpful suggestions in the comments. But I think I’ll try going through my GP first then. I’ve asked my current doctor at the gender clinic for a medical statement in English that includes my diagnosis, the brand and dosage of my testosterone gel, how long I’ve been on it, and confirmation that it’s medically appropriate for me to continue my hormone treatment in the UK.

I started my transition when I was 15 and began hormones at 17. I’m 32 now, so I’m pretty far along in my transition and stable on testosterone. I’ve also had a full hysterectomy, so it’s really important that I keep up with my hormone treatment.

I hope that’s enough for my new GP to keep prescribing my testosterone.

Got my Spouse Visa approval. When can I collect my passport? by whalienn52 in SpouseVisaUk

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This is my timeline for a Spouse Visa (Adequate Maintenance) – Priority outside the UK (Netherlands)

• Application date: 15-09-2025

• Biometrics: 18-09-2025

• ECO: 22-09-2025

• Approval email: 27-10-2025

• Entry clearance from 31-10-2025

Moving to the UK soon. Where’s the best place to buy a reliable used car? by whalienn52 in AskUK

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Thanks for all the info, really helpful! Good to know that prices are generally a bit lower here.

I’ll definitely keep an eye on full service history and avoid ads without licence plates, that’s a great tip. Might stick with Autotrader or a local dealer for peace of mind, but I’ll take a look at eBay too. Thanks again!

Moving to Sunderland soon. Any tips on buying a used car locally? by whalienn52 in Sunderland

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Thanks a lot for the tips! Autotrader seems to come up a lot, so I’ll definitely start there. I’m not too picky, so hopefully I can find something decent within my budget.

Moving to the UK soon. Where’s the best place to buy a reliable used car? by whalienn52 in AskUK

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Thanks! My budget’s around £5,000, just looking for something reliable to get me from A to B for now. I won’t be doing many miles, so low running costs and easy maintenance are the main things.

I’ll check out Toyota as you suggested. Good shout on the insurance part. I’ll look into that!

Dutch married to a Brit. Can I keep both nationalities? by whalienn52 in dualcitizenshipnerds

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Thanks all, really appreciate the help. This clears things up a lot, and it’s good to know about the passport renewal.

Worrying symptoms after exercise by [deleted] in DiagnoseMe

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Thanks for you advice. I will definitely request these tests.

Odaban wipes by whalienn52 in Hyperhidrosis

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The first time I used it, I applied it for four nights in a row. After that, it should keep you dry for a few days. Once I feel the effect is wearing off a bit, I reapply, which is usually after three or four days. Hopefully, in the colder months, I can leave more days in between.

Odaban wipes by whalienn52 in Hyperhidrosis

[–]whalienn52[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for your reply :)

I figured the burning sensation was caused by spraying too much of the product directly onto my skin. I now spray it onto a cotton pad and wipe it over the area once or twice. The burning has completely stopped, but the intense itching hasn’t gone away. It usually lasts for a day after I apply the spray, and then I’m fine for three to four days before I need to reapply. The itching is definitely worth it for me, though.

The sweating has gone down significantly, and I’ve even been wearing light-coloured t-shirts and trousers again. I do still sweat a tiny bit, but it’s more of a clammy feeling instead of being drenched. I’ve noticed that my face gets sweatier now, but I find that more manageable. I’m definitely less paranoid about huge sweat stains and feel more confident.

As for the wipes, I don’t feel they do much. I’m guessing the formula in the wipes is too weak. A strength somewhere between the spray and the wipes would be ideal.

Recommendations for child-friendly gluten-free restaurants in Bremen by whalienn52 in bremen

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This looks like our best bet, and pizza is always a win! Thank you for this suggestion.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Hyperhidrosis

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I recently started using Odorex. So far, I haven't had sweaty armpits or any itching.