A/B/O Clinic

Dr. Bearfuzz MS, MCh ~ Asks open!!

[dr-bearfuzz]

Hello!! I’m Dr. Bearfuzz MS, MCh, MSc Secondary Gender Endrocinology.

I’m a surgeon specialising in urogenital reconstruction but here I’d like to answer any and all questions pertaining to health and illness in alphas, betas, omegas and all other secondary gender presentations! Hit me up :>

(Writers are welcome!! And minors DNI)

[dr-bearfuzz]

What would the scientific name for heat suppresants be? How about pheramone/scent suppressants? Also what do you think is the closest thing we have IRL? I wanna know how it also works biologically like how it turns certain signals off

It depends on their chemical composition and the salts used, known in everyday language as heat/rut suppressants. As for the second one, we can go with pheromone blocker!!

And the closest thing irl is antidepressants, especially SSRIs, because I. Can’t. Cum. (I mean i can now but it’s difficult with meds)

[dr-bearfuzz]

how does the average alpha pregnancy go?

I meannnn due to intense surge of hormones that maintain the pregnancy there will be all the usual stuff that comes with only much more intense (and i would say it’d be intense for omegas too!) But other than that it would only depend on if the alpha is physically and mentally healthy or not. Oh and suppressants are HIGHLY contraindicated during pregnancy.

[dr-bearfuzz]

Okay, this is going to be fun or not, but I'm really curious to hear a professional's opinion!

Some context first; my ABO interpretation was built not thinking of wolves or even mammals as a reference, but rather reptiles, some fish, and birds; that said, the omega (female or male) would only go into heat when instigated and influenced by their partner.

This would be the hormonal equivalent of entering the fertile period (in male omegas, this would also imply the development of an entire internal reproductive system that would otherwise be dormant)

(( It is also possible for a male omega to use male reproductive organs without problems; it's a matter of preference between the couple. (Female alphas have a similar system; when stimulated to rut, they develop internal characteristics of a male reproductive system)

Therefore, the reproductive characteristics of the secondary genus are not always apparent.

Now, in this context, how do you think the issue of infertility/sterilization would be addressed? Would the factor of both genders be considered, or only the second? Is an alpha male considered infertile for not being able to enter a rut, or for not producing sperm? Or both?

Can a female omega be considered sterile simply because she is unable to enter a heat cycle, even though her reproductive organs are still functioning perfectly?

Is a male omega sterile because he can't produce sperm? But what if he's still able to develop internal reproductive organs?

I feel now, after typing all this, that perhaps this question isn't exactly the type you're looking for. Sorry, but I'd love to hear your academic opinion on this!

(And I'm incredibly shy, so I'll post this anonymously!( ´Д`)ノ)

Heyyy don’t be sorry at all, i love and welcome any and all questions, this is a space for discussions after all! And I’d love to hear more from you actually because I’ve been thinking about how there’s so many different ways to approach a/b/o-verse and i think I’ll expand on it in the future definitely!

For your question, firstly I’d like to list all the factors that are processes of their own, but of course have interplay amongst each other:

Anatomy of the reproductive tract

Physiological and Endocrinological baseline of the person

Now, infertility can be caused by a number of factors:

Structural abnormalities (abnormal anatomy)

Physiological/endocrinological disturbances

Any ongoing medications

Drug/alchohol use/lifestyle

Now, the inability to produce gonadal cells (sex cells like sperm/egg) is what is termed as True Infertility.

But if the issue lies in not being able to get into a rut, it will be more in the area of impotence.

Impotence can include:

Inability to go into heat/rut

Inability to use primary sex organs

Let me know if you’ve got any other questions/or want me to expand on anything!

[dr-bearfuzz]

Are we sure that betas don’t experience like a rut or a heat? We also put such a competency thing onto them and how they act and they don’t get afforded breaks

Well, in more conservative a/b/o settings, and keeping in mind my post about periods, i would say that while betas do have hormonal fluctuations, it isn’t typically exaggerated/intense (as in alphas or omegas) enough to trigger smth like a heat or a rut. But this isn’t to say it hasn’t been observed.

Since usually betas don’t show intense cyclical hormonal changes, it might point to some other pathology if these ruts/heats are persistent (regularly or irregularly) or if they’re troublesome. Then I recommend running some investigations to rule out any illness.

[dr-bearfuzz]

Is it normal for some omegas to have periods?

Periods are totally a game of hormones, and you know, having and endometrium that responds to the cyclical hormonal variations. Also it isn’t just omegas who can menstruate as abo is a secondary gender, the anatomy can vary individual to individual. So as long as the person’s anatomy and physiology allow for it, yes it’s totally normal!!

The overlap of periods and heat/rut is something i would like to explore in detail here soon. Heats/ruts are a phase of intense hormone release in the body and it could definitely make periods worse but thankfully it isn’t a widely observed phenomenon, usually there is some other pathology coming into play here.