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Thailand Boosts Transgender Health with 145.63 Million Baht Hormone Initiative


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The Public Health Ministry in Thailand has devoted 145.63 million baht (US$4.32 million) to provide hormone medication for 200,000 transgender citizens. This initiative by the National Health Security Office aligns with the government’s commitment to marriage equality, ensuring both the physical and mental well-being of sexually diverse communities.

 

Deputy Government Spokesperson Anukool Pruksanusak emphasized the growing acceptance of diverse gender identities and the significant demand for hormone therapy to help transgender individuals align their physical appearance with their gender identity.

 

 

With the 2025 budget approval, this funding aims to bridge health disparities by making necessary hormone therapy accessible, where previously, prohibitive costs and lack of medical oversight posed risks for many.

 

Beyond hormone therapy, the National Health Security Office is committed to offering comprehensive medical and public health services to transgender citizens. These services include medical treatment, health promotion, disease prevention, and rehabilitation, ensuring equal healthcare access for all individuals.

 

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2 hours ago, bkk6060 said:

What a terrible waste.  They should spend the money on driver education. 

In principle I agree with you.

But driver education is useless without law enforcement. We see this every day.

And I am not so sure if spending more money on law enforcement in Thailand would make it any better.

 

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5 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

Will those transgenders have health problems without extra hormones? Why?

And this is a forum. I can complain about politics anywhere, it doesn't matter if I was ever there, pay taxes over there or not.

Many Thais will pay a lot of taxes for this. Why should they have to do that?

Because health care is for everyone.

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12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

This initiative by the National Health Security Office aligns with the government’s commitment to marriage equality, ensuring both the physical and mental well-being of sexually diverse communities.

Bugger the trans people, give free medication to the thousands of nutters roaming the streets.

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11 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

 

Why is that something Thai taxpayers, me included, should pay for?

 

And why do they need hormones? If a biological male thinks he is a woman or he wants to be a woman, then what's the point of additional hormones? So that he feels even more like a woman or what?

 

Grow some tits and look more like one...

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3 hours ago, cjinchiangrai said:

Because health care is for everyone.

Let's say a transgender has a broken leg. Of course that should be fixed, like for men and women.

But hormones because they want to be different? 

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4 hours ago, cjinchiangrai said:

Because health care is for everyone.

I wonder if this will apply to those who have already transitioned or will it only be for those seeking help to undergo a transition?

 

PS;  Asking on behalf of a member of the wife's extended family.

 

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47 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

Let's say a transgender has a broken leg. Of course that should be fixed, like for men and women.

But hormones because they want to be different? 

No, hormones because they have gender dysmorphia and it is far better than suicide. The additional benefit is bringing them into the health system and getting regular care so they do not face other issues. 

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14 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The Public Health Ministry in Thailand has devoted 145.63 million baht (US$4.32 million) to provide hormone medication for 200,000 transgender citizens. This initiative by the National Health Security Office aligns with the government’s commitment to marriage equality,...

 

What does hormone treatment have to do with marriage equality?

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31 minutes ago, Puccini said:

 

What does hormone treatment have to do with marriage equality?

Nothing, they are probably reviewing all of the laws following the marriage act and fixing some inconsistencies. This is just medical care.

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14 hours ago, Neeranam said:

The person you quoted should not come here and criticize the Government. As a Thai, I vote for this move to help transgenders using the Universal Health program if needed.  

So, you signed up for the program already  :whistling:

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3 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

If he wants tits then let him pay for that. Real women who want bigger tits also pay for that.

Big Tits   :licklips:

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5 minutes ago, Rampant Rabbit said:

I want to have  one of my legs amputated cuz I beleive Im a pirate I think thai healthcare should also pay for this

I am sure that is possible. But only if you have they/them pronounce.

 

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8 hours ago, sidneybear said:

Hopefully this warped and dangerous trans ideology will fade away, now that a backlash is taking place in the US and elsewhere. 

 

It's been around for millenia: 

 

Central to ancient Lakota Sioux traditions, the legend of Mato, the Two-Spirit bear-guardian, embodies the essence of spiritual harmony and wisdom. 

In the lush islands of ancient Hawaii, the mahu played a similar role. These people embodied both masculine and feminine qualities, which connected them to the divine forces of the natural world.

 

In ancient Rome, the Galli served the goddess Cybele. These priests, who often renounced traditional male roles and embraced feminine attire, were believed to channel the goddess’s energy through their androgynous identity. 

 

The Hijra of ancient India have long held sacred roles, often connected to the goddess Bahuchara Mata. The Hijra’s ability to embody both masculine and feminine traits was seen as a reflection of the goddess’s transformative powers. 
 

"Gender roles were fluid in pre-colonial societies. Words to describe up to six different gender variants, beyond the binary of male and female, have been found in 155 Indigenous nations of North America."— Kelsey Klassen, “Two spirits, one struggle: The front lines of being First Nations and gay,” Vancouver Courier


Maybe it will fade away soon. 

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Thailand Boosts Transgender Health with 145.63 Million Baht Hormone Initiative

 

How stupid is that.

Wasting Taxpayers money on the Wannabes that want some change to there body.

It's bad enough that they want to be something that they are Not.

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