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American Academy of Pediatrics executive admits children on trans hormones ‘probably will be infertile’

Updated: December 7, 2022 at 7:58 pm EST  See Comments

Wed Dec 7, 2022 – 5:50 pm EST

(LifeSiteNews) – Recently circulated videos of a 2022 meeting of the Wisconsin chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) show an executive of the national organization stating that children who receive puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones “probably will be infertile.” 

In a clip of a virtual meeting, which was posted on Twitter yesterday by Libs of TikTok, Dr. Kathryn Lowe addressed “infertility concerns” related to so-called transgender hormone use. 

“The big thing is, here, the infertility concerns with starting gender affirming hormone therapy,” Lowe said in the video. “For kids who go on a blocker at tanner stage two, and then they add in gender affirming hormone therapy—there isn’t a lot of research about this out there—but what we do know is these kids probably will be infertile.” 

Lowe is a board-certified pediatrician and member of the executive committee of the AAP Section on LGBT Health and Wellness, according to the AAP website

“For kids who go on a blocker.. then they add in gender affirming hormone therapy.. These kids probably will be infertile”

– Dr. Kathryn Lowe, executive member of @AmerAcadPeds LGBT Health and Wellness

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