A review published in Child and Adolescent Mental Health found that puberty blockers are reversible, and that they are associated with such positive outcomes as decreased suicidality in adulthood, improved affect and psychological functioning, and improved social life.
a ReViEW publIShEd in CHIlD anD adolEsceNt meNTal healtH foUNd thaT PuBErTy blocKeRs aRe reveRsIbLe, and tHaT they arE associateD with sUch PosITive outcOMEs As deCrEased SuIciDality In adulthOoD, improved affect and PsYChOLogical fUNCtIoNIng, and ImProved SOCial liFe.