Puberty blocker side effects and myths being made

Puberty blockers are often used for transcare when it comes to kids to temporarily stop unwanted changes from puberty and yes they're used to delay the effects of male and female hormones, however they do come with risks and outcomes long term use can cause issues with osteoporosis and weak bones as well as depression, anxiety and other psychological risks. There are also issues this cause by denying transcare to children such as more issues with depression and anxiety do to gender dysphoria along with the raise in suicide rates and to say that these meds are being forced on the youth is false, originally puberty blockers where brought out in 1993 to delay the development of puberty because some kids where through puberty to early and as it is before a child can be put on puberty blockers they have to have a parent or guardian sign off on a informed consent form that explains the risks safety and dangers as well as the suggested amount of the dose the child should be taken and you have some right wingers making the claim that they're putting kids on puberty blockers without informed consent and that is false because if a medical professional did such a thing they would be jailed, fined and lose there medical license because they have policies in procedures put in place by wpath that has to be followed when it comes to transitional care.