topics: From Maykel to Melissa; Gender reassignment - we speak to an expert; Born in the wrong body; The story of touch; Are your teeth properly aligned?
topics: From Maykel to Melissa; Gender reassignment - we speak to an expert; Born in the wrong body; The story of touch; Are your teeth properly aligned?
female genital aspects and corrections and other entities to the first contact for these people should be serve in groups of psychologists which are trained to care for this problem gender specialists and even psychologists yes of course this is sometimes. it's a dead person switches gender born in the wrong body. the one affected doesn't like this i don't like this i don't like those words. yet i don't like it because we only get one body will only have one body by nature or by whomever. you know it's not possible to get another one so this one body is the body we have to live with and we have to love it or not but we can change a little bit so i think one could say these people with the congress feel
the other gender they are looking like ok but some people say this is more like a mental illness or a mental disease and and so are you sending those people to two psychologists so is it something mentally or how do you describe is the is the theory that the gender. is a function of the brain one can measure if the brain thinks male or female and if you do this with transgender people or with people with gender in congress then you see exactly the pattern they feel and how they look like so it seems to be a function of the brain the gender and the other thing is the physical object this is the thing we can change we can change them into a problem if it's a problem but do you have two. diseases yes this is very important that there are some people so friendly people who think they have agenda in congress but they
don't have it and if you operate the surgery with these people the catastrophe will begin the problem is for the plaque. that they need very long for these examinations for these excess funds assessments and in germany it's a rule that they have to make these assessments from one and a half year after one year early. the. logical treatment begins with all of the you're the home all the people with the mayor body you will get female hormones and the other way around and also physical things will change very slowly start this helps for these assessment but in the end of the process at the end of the process there is the surgery yes which you performed so how do you do this with what's actually done in the surgery what will read what i do with my team is the gender reassignment surgery from the male body the maiden for to the female genital we have to remove the typical male organs and from the remaining.
things especially this kid we have to form a female organ so most of the surgeon to take the peanuts can invert it and i take . part of the wreath to the from the mule for john this is truly a life changing operation and it could be the solution for many problems because finally the inner feelings which is the outer appearance and this is true for girls born as boys and the other way around. too i used to tell everyone i'd rather be a boy and when i was a child i looked like a boy and as a teenager i looked like a guy too. as i was kinda is an amish community and so as a child it's really hard to know what's wrong why you feel so strange.
i always told myself that i'd rather be a boy there only when you met night i prayed dear god let me wake up tomorrow as a boy you unfortunately that never work and you can't. i know i'm not comes it's just your life you might be able to imagine what it's like to look down at yourself and see the body of another sex and some men might say well it must be nice to have breasts. yeah yeah maybe it's great for a day at carnival. guns but for your whole life mixed to grow up as a child in the wrong body no one wants that to be kind. of this mom you know hope i wasn't sure if i wanted to have surgery. when i
initially started to get treatment i said i don't want to have an operation no way . but then there was the psychological strain i'm a church a lot during this time and at some point it became clear for me. to mine it on this i don't think my parents were actually too surprised. at the time my father said yeah you were always somehow masculine. men. is but i think it's really hard for mothers to really go with it and say ok this is my son now. only does vish least under for me the most important part of the transition was to be seen as a man or male meant to be recognised in society and treated as such. although i
didn't know how a man was treated. i had only seen it from the outside and had never experienced it for myself but actually for me it was the most important thing. i would always be a man of after i think i'm still on a journey of self discovery caused in manaus my guess that won't change much it will probably go on forever in. my transition it isn't over this journey will probably continue for the rest of my life. it's a very moving story and i don't think that anyone would suspect that he'd been born a girl so is this usually the case. this is one advantage the transmitter have and there's of the power of the hormones if you give a female body the male hormone testosterone to change rapidly and ready.
the beard is growing the face changes shape the body's changes changes shape also. this happens also and laid the taught you can do that with twenty you can do that with six yards or so physically trans men are not to be recognized as a form of females. it is very important to the person in the report to have a sled mescaline chest. is this high on the list yes i think it's in the most cases top one on the list because female breasts. this is an attribute you can't you can think. they use clothes to talk to cover the breast and so on so on and so it's one of the wishes they have very very strong to remove the breasts and it's often the first step and it's even
more important then a functional penis it seems to be more important than a function of passion of c.s. i think so because the genital is hidden but the female breast you can see through the cloth. we've received a lot of viewer questions and many wanted to know if people had gender reassignment surgery able to fully enjoy sex relationships. here's if we change. the shape of a gender organ we try to hold the functional or sensitive sensible parts so in reassignment surgery from male to female we preserve the glands of the penis in the other way around if we change the gender the specter of from female to male we preserve the critters and these organs beer the sensitivity and the sensibility of sexual feeling and emotion until orgasm or saw it is
possible so that the patients can still be stimulated yes of course and that's the change of gender ethic the d.b. don't know the do they have an orgasm they can have an orgasm if you organs are preserved of the blood supply. the nerves are working they have orgasm. you made a lot of transgender people what are the most common problems they face the problems are that we move to shool from here to there. makes you choose between that sutures source all we connect different parts of the tissue with another. everywhere one connects tissue they would develop a scar and scars can contract and so strictures will develop. if you read through strictures new vaginal strictures bendings of the new penis of opinion are possible and these are things one has to correct later so what's your advice to patients who
think that they are transgender or they are transgender what's what's a first step to take first is to take help to get help for my opinion the easiest way and the best way is to go to a group in the metropole it's absolutely no problem in the bigger cities all over europe you can go all over the world you can find groups in the rural regions it might be a little bit better going to think but internet is everywhere everybody has a chance to go somewhere to to look at the internet and to make. research for survey groups and so. what should get in contact with somebody who is thinking in the same way who has a problem or who had the problem and who probably can tell the one with the best way to go the second step would be to have an expert just so called gender
expert most of them up soccer trysts. there with the assessment would be good if it's really a transsexuality or. something so this is very important to groups and gender experts thanks so much for having me today when i prepared for the show i was just thinking why can't everybody live like they want to live and just be happy because that's what it's all about and it would make me happy if you would write me your questions by email. on upcoming show we'll be looking at the shia connective tissue that encloses our muscles and internal organs. can cause pain so how can the problem be treated if you have questions send them to the. good shape at the w. dot com right facia and the subject line we look forward to hearing from you. the differences between women who are that big it all that there's at least one thing
women who have more sense of touch this is because they got smaller heads so this sensory cells are closer together but how does it work the sense of touch. our skin is just waiting to be touched regardless of whether it's part of an electrifying encounter. or as something more monday in. our sense of touch allows this to percy's many of the objects and stimuli in our surroundings. can't just sensory stella's the nerves work together in our skin rather like an orchestra they have differing tasks the so-called markel cells for example register pressure that allows us to feel the shape of an object and its consistency whether it's firm or soft. the skin on our lips has
a lot of receptors others especially sensitive as a result the same goes for our fingertips some receptors in our hands and fingertips can even alert us that something of that type just slipped by part. these are known as mice news corp or souls under find in hairless skin they register vibration and immediately transmitting an impulse to the spinal cord that in turn produces a command to the hand to adjust the grip a whole process that happens outside of our awareness. but that's not all our sense of touch alerts us when we need to watch where we're causing our feast contributing to our spatial awareness. perceptor is in the deeper. mayors of our skin and muscle of work in tandem with our sense of balance. to gather the many sensory receptors in our skin tell us precisely where we are and
how close were standing to other people. in the community but the most important mystery is as yet unsolved what makes a particular touch so pleasant and how do certain types of touch trigger our emotions. it's an area that's still not fully understood. scientists believe it's all down to certain nerves under the skin so called sea-tac dial fibers they respond a lot more slowly than the other nerves linked to our sense of touch and they connect with the areas of the brain that process emotions so they trigger our emotional response to touch. but whether nerves in the skin alone are responsible for this sensation is still not clear stein's the still not able to answer fully what exactly makes the touch of a loved one so pleasant. the stiff
neck tension headaches these are disturbances tinnitus and. in your fingers this all might be caused by j d temporal lobe joint dysfunction ok it's a rare disease you might say but it's actually not every fifth person is affected. maybe you two. for many years tillman concert suffered from headaches and it's different. doctors when i thought it was because of a bike accident i had in two thousand and eight i injured my upper arm pretty seriously i have a number of screws and a plate america lot of them. that is dentist decided to investigate further for tilman that was the first step towards a pain free life the dentist wasn't just looking at his teeth but his posture and jaw muscles as well after
a number of visits tillman was diagnosed with temperamental or joint dysfunction or t.m.j. deal. there are various definitions for t.m.j. d. which is also known as c m d but generally speaking it's a dysfunction of the muscles or joint function in the jaw. the dealings. in other words the upper and lower jaw and not properly aligned the problem with tillman concept was that he had been grinding his teeth at night for many years as a result his teeth had become shorter so that they no longer fitted together properly the commissioners of the grinding of the teeth is what dentists see first further examination then reveals to what extent the george joint is also involved often the symptoms radiate and make themselves felt elsewhere. and typical t m j t symptoms include hearing problems and to notice shoulder and neck pain headache
and migraine and back pain. dentists work together closely with physio therapists to treat the tension and stiffness caused by the problem in the jaw sometimes things work the other way around a patient may seek out a physiotherapist because of head and neck pain the physiotherapist then check the patient's jaw and teeth and they decide to refer them to a dentist. tilman concerts dentist first sent him physio therapy then he treated his dental problems the aim with to get the upper and lower jaw to fit together as perfectly as possible. is because the patient has ground his teeth a lot diminished in size quite a bit and we've had to build them up again. you can see on this image just how much we've built them up. especially on the front teeth of the upper jaw. corners. various materials may be used to build up the teeth.
tilman concert can now bite together properly again but he will probably only be able to stop grinding his teeth if he manages to avoid stress to protect his teeth from new damage he now wears a mouth guard at night. it's not only teeth grinding and misalignment that can cause pain and tension. the loss of a tooth. treatment can also cause problems as can a poorly fitted bridge or crown but even then with the right treatment everything can be put back in order. for today next week and until then let's all try to stay in good shape.
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