Can a GP write a prescription for Azalea directly for a man?

First of all, we should ask ourselves what indications a man would use female sex hormones from the group of progestins. In theory, the doctor is not limited by the specialty in issuing prescriptions, but should be guided by current medical knowledge, the patient's state of health, and if he prescribes a drug outside the registered indications - he takes responsibility for such conduct. The drug Azalia has indications established by the manufacturer for the prevention of pregnancy, which in a man is not possible. If the drug would cause any hormonal effects - antigonadotropic or anti-estrogen - and you have indications from an endocrinologist or other specialist, they issue special cards for family doctors with information about the diagnosis and the therapy ordered. You can also talk to another doctor about your situation: https://www.gdziepolek.pl/telekonsultacja If you ask about experience - I have not met with a prescription for a preparation containing 75 mcg of desogestrel for a man.