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  • experience distress, anxiety, uncertainty and persistently uncomfortable feelings about their biological sex not fully matching their gender identity (the gender they see themselves as). 

  • have, and may act on, a gender identity which is different from their anatomical sex. For example, someone born with female sex characteristics deciding to live permanently as a man.

Gender dysphoria is a recognised medical condition for which gender reassignment treatment is available on the NHS in Scotland.