If a prescription like this goes through the entire system and is given to a minor for nearly two weeks - there's definitely a problem there. I know that there

If a prescription like this goes through the entire system and is given to a minor for nearly two weeks - there's definitely a problem there. I know that there's a lot of systems out there that will automatically flag for "suspicious" or mistaken prescriptions, whenever medicine that is not associated with any diagnoses is prescribed. Surely a basic thing to do in a case like this would be to forward it to another doctor to double-check. I know several trans women who have had trouble getting their estrogen prescriptions covered by insurance, even with medical diagnoses. Because they've got a system in place that says "Hey, why are you giving estrogen to somebody legally male? That doesn't seem right."