Trans Men and Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome

The way that we view people and how they should be very much affects how we deal with things medically. We medicalize things that might not need to be medicalized as heavily as they are. And we take away people's choice based on silly things like expected sex and gender presentation or all of that nonsense. It's an interesting thing to look at if you want to consider how does society impact, I guess, medicine in general? How does that impact how we view, you know, presentations of people?