Definition:
Feminisation is a medical condition where physical as well as behavioral female characteristics develop. This becomes an abnormality when the process takes place after sexual differentiation. It can be induced by genetic as well as environmental conditions.
Diagnosis:
Feminisation can be diagnosed via genetic testing as well as observance of one's physical and behavioral attributes.
Treatment:
Feminisation can be treated by increased androgen and testosterone inducing medications. Acquired feminisation can be managed via counseling.
Symptoms and Signs:
Symptoms of feminisation include development of physical and behavioral female attributes such as breast enlargement.
Causes:
The condition can be a result of a genetic disorder affecting estrogen levels and the endocrine system. It can also occur due to physiological influences on one's behavior.
