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Share your context
Your question, plus any results or documents you have. An AI assistant asks a few quick questions to bring it all together — everything you share stays confidential.
Health and wellbeing questions & support
Not every health question is about transition, and plenty of them don't fit neatly with any one doctor. Sleep, skin, libido, a medication you're unsure about — bring it with whatever context seems relevant.
Which health and wellbeing questions can a specialist help with?
Voice, hair and skin
Your voice, hair, skin and other physical changes — what may be behind them, which settle on their own, and which need separate treatment.
Sleep, mood and mental health
Changes in sleep, mood, energy or emotional wellbeing, and how the different things going on in your health and your life may fit together.
Sexual and reproductive health
Libido, sexual function, contraception, fertility and family planning — including how your options may be shaped by your body, your medication or your transition, where that's relevant.
Other health concerns and medications
Symptoms, existing conditions, new or ongoing medication, routine checks, and the questions that don't fit neatly into any one part of your care.
How it works
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Get a specialist's perspective
A specialist joins within one working day, with replies on weekdays. They read your whole history, pick out what matters and help you decide what to do with it.
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Follow up as much as you need
Ask for clarification, add context, or raise something new for as long as your chat is open. It starts with the first reply, not when you pay — how long it lasts depends on your plan.
Choose the amount of support you need
A single topic you want to talk through
€7 one-time
- One topic — as many follow-up questions as you need
- Chat open for 24 hours from the first specialist reply
A topic that needs a few days to sort out
€20 one-time
- One topic — follow up as it develops
- Chat open for 7 days from the first specialist reply
Ongoing support for a situation you're managing over time
€40 /month
- Multiple topics, whenever they come up
- The same specialist, month to month
Guided year-long programmes for hormone therapy
Preparing and Starting
€100 one-time
A specialist helps you prepare and get started, then reads each set of test results with you to discuss whether anything may need adjusting.
Ongoing Monitoring
€70 one-time
For people already on therapy — a specialist reviews each set of test results with you to discuss whether anything may need adjusting.
Not what you needed? Ask within 2 days of paying and we refund in full. Details here.
Questions about health and wellbeing
No. You can ask about your health whether or not you're taking hormones, planning a medical transition, or have had any gender-affirming treatment. Not every question has to be about transition either — a symptom, a test result, a medication question or something you're simply trying to understand is enough.
Ask what you want to ask, with whatever context seems relevant.
Yes, but not by working out its cause. elephanQ does not diagnose, and does not stand in for an in-person assessment when one is needed. If something is severe, new or getting worse, it belongs with a local healthcare provider.
What a specialist can do is set out the general medical context, sort what's relevant from what isn't, and point you to the kind of professional who should look at it.
Yes. You can describe what has changed, how long it has been going on, any medication you take and anything else that seems relevant.
A specialist puts it together and points out what's worth following up, and with whom.
Yes. Libido, sexual function, contraception, fertility, family planning and other aspects of sexual and reproductive health.
If hormone therapy, surgery or another part of your transition is relevant, a specialist can take that into account too.
Yes. A specialist explains what the medicines you take are for, what interacts with what, and which questions belong with your prescriber or pharmacist.
We don't prescribe, and we don't tell you to start, stop or change a prescribed treatment.