"Survey Exposes Alarming Post-Trans Surgery Complications: Pain, Sexual Discomfort, and Incontinence"

A study conducted by researchers from the University of Florida and Brooks Rehabilitation has revealed high rates of post-operative pain, aching during intercourse, and bladder problems among transgender surgery patients. The study found that 81% of those who had surgery on their genitals in the past five years experienced pain from moving around, over half experienced pain during sex, and nearly a third had bladder control issues. The findings highlight the need for further research in this area and raise concerns about the long-term impacts of transgender surgeries. Physiotherapy was identified as a potential solution, but more research is needed to understand recovery times and outcomes. Critics warn that invasive procedures on children can lead to a lifetime of dysfunction, and some states in the US have sought to ban gender-affirming drugs and surgeries for minors.