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Reply	Anonymous says: Depending on the type of pill, if taken regularly he would grow a pair of beautiful breasts, his hair loss would slow down and in some cases reverse and the pitch of his voice would rise. Transsexuals often take contraceptive medication to help effect their sex change.  (no votes) Tags: weather, domestic science, human body.
	posted on 2008-10-17 13:54:00 | Report abuse

Reply	Anonymous says: Well he wouldn't get pregnant that's for sure!  (no votes) Tags: weather, domestic science, human body.
	posted on 2008-10-23 16:57:00 | Report abuse

Reply	Anonymous says: The addition of oestrogen do not, far as I can see, block the testosterone. This brings into question the claim that the person would develop feminine traits. Especially the pitch of the voice which is determined by how the vocal folds grows, influenced by testosterone. It would be surprising if the vocal folds reverted their growth  (no votes) Tags: weather, domestic science, human body.
	posted on 2008-10-25 22:11:00 | Report abuse

Reply	Linz says: It depends on which kind of pill it is. If it is a Testosterone reducing pill such as Dianette this could cause a reduction in the occurance some of the secondary male characteristics.  (no votes) Tags: weather, domestic science, human body.
	posted on 2008-10-30 16:44:00 | Report abuse

Reply	Natalie Vincent from Melbourne says: As a transsexual who took the contraceptive pill while I transitioned, I can tell you exactly what happens! :)Most contraceptive pills contain estrogen or progesterone or a combination of both. Ingesting one pill wouldn't do much at all, although there might be a noticable shift in mood, depending on the person.Taking the pill for an extended period has a feminizing affect on the body, eventually leading to the growth of breast tissue, a reduction in hair growth (although mostly not on the face), and a change in the fat distribution on the body leading to a softer body and face shape.Female hormones do not change the pitch of the voice, much to many transsexuals dismay. Attaining a feminine voice is achieved with practice and hard work, often with the help of a speech pathologist.The strength of the effect of female hormones on the male body is determined by many factors. These include: the age since puberty; how much testosterone naturally occurs in the body and simple genetics. This can be enhanced by taking an antiandrogen in conjunction with female hormones, although this is not needed in all cases.  (no votes) Tags: weather, domestic science, human body.
	posted on 2008-10-30 21:44:00 | Report abuse Reply anakonda says: what did you mean with "a reduction in hair growth (although mostly not on the face)"? I'm a female but i have more "facehair" then most of the girls I'm hanging out with. Can't I reduce that with pills? I haven't started yet... Thank You!  (no votes) Tags: humanbody. posted on 2011-06-19 09:40:03 | Report abuse

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