Anna
4. Formerly Known As “Gender Identity Disorder”
The condition was once referred to as “gender identity disorder.” However, the term was changed after dysphoria was no longer considered a mental illness. Many people choose to focus on treating the symptoms of gender dysphoria, such as stress, anxiety, and depression, that can become more serious. Often these symptoms can be link to mental health conditions. These conditions include mood disorders, substance abuse, and suicidal ideation. Luckily, with strong support networks and treatment options, many people with the condition can significantly mitigate its effects.
