Do transgender people have to wear a condom?

The same rules about condoms apply to transgender people as to anyone else. Whether you need a condom depends on what kind of sex you're having, not on your gender identity.

Condoms protect against STIs and pregnancy. If the sex you're having involves a risk of either of those, a condom is a good idea. That's true regardless of whether you're trans, cis, or anything else.

Trans people's bodies vary. Some trans people have had surgery, some haven't, and some are on hormones. The type of protection that makes sense depends on the bodies involved and what's happening, not on labels. If you're unsure what protection you need, a sexual health clinic can help without judgement.

The same rules about condoms apply to transgender people as to everyone else. Whether you need a condom depends on what kind of sex you are having, not on your gender identity.

Condoms protect against STIs and pregnancy. If the sex you are having involves a risk of either of those things, a condom is a good idea. That is true for everyone.

Trans people's bodies are all different. The right protection depends on the bodies involved and what is happening. If you are not sure, a sexual health clinic can help.