Promising Results of Puberty Blockers on Psychosocial Outcomes

The available studies on the psychosocial outcomes of puberty blockers show either a small to moderate significant improvement or no change. Despite some inconsistencies, the overall trend suggests that children either maintain their current level or show improvement after taking puberty blockers. Although there is a lack of extensive research in this field, the existing evidence indicates a promising outlook that may warrant the continued administration of puberty blockers to children without causing any negative symptoms.