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I don't have any good answers. I just wish I could give you a big hug.
You have the courage to even come out and transition. No matter what happens, you're a brave strong person for just that.
I'm sorry I don't have more practical advice, though maybe that's something more of a medical question. Second opinion from Dr about dosage is the best I can recommend.
Maybe you should see your endocrinologist and ask to check your hormones. No change after 2 years is pretty odd.
But HRT isn't the only part of your transition. Have you been voice training, practicing makeup, buying new clothes, changing your posture and gait?
While I can't afford a endocinnogist right now I do think it's very odd to only have minor changes with my levels always about 110 in E the entire two years
Progesterone also makes a big difference, are you taking any of that?
If your E levels aren't right, have you considered a different method of application? Like if you take pills, trying injections or patches instead might help.