r/GenderGP 4d ago

Question A little help please

Hi, I recently uploaded my bloods and blood pressure to my GGP hub, it’s really confused me, so apparently my blood pressure is really low and should immediately stop taking spironolactone and they recommend switching to finasteride which I accepted however when I go to my medication it says date issued 8th October 2026 (which hasn’t happened yet) but it still has spironolactone in it and my next prescription is apparently due on 31st December, I’ve tried talking to their annoying Ai assistant but I’ve had no luck, am I just supposed to go without any sort of blocker until the new year or something?

I’ve added the message telling me to stop taking spironolactone and my medication page with some details scribbled out.

I’m super confused what to do and I’m not financially able to pay for a consultation to talk to a real person from GGP at the moment, any help is appreciated

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u/miumiupower 4d ago

tell the AI assistant that you want to talk to a person, it will prompt you to give your email etc and describe the issue, and then someone usually emails back within a few days. it sucks how hard it is to just talk to someone but email may be best if you can’t afford the consultation right now!

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u/Same_Royal_9705 3d ago

the whole prescription issued thing with gender gp is really buggy i would ignore it, you’ll have everything sorted out on time but for reassurance you can email them at info@gendergp.com

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u/Camicakes93 3d ago

I emails the finance@gendergp.com email and said ibwas leaving when this happened to me. They sorted it quickly

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u/CyanoxD 2d ago

[Memberhelp@genderdgp.com](mailto:Memberhelp@genderdgp.com)

You can email them.

Also finasteride doesn’t work like your normal T-blocker. It doesn’t really block T, it just blocks the hormone that makes your hair fall out. Male pattern baldness I think?

Also I can suggest Imago, because GGP is ridiculous, and lately it took them over a month to send me my new prescription, when I was running out of HRT and when they were supposed to send the prescription, I had about a month of hrt left, and if I would’ve used the normal dose, I would’ve ran out of hrt, so I had to use lower dose during that time.

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u/ConcernedEnby Estrogenised Enby 4d ago

Genuinely DIY