Autistic children with gender dysphoria were also more likely to be dissatisfied with other parts of their bodies.

A cohort study of Australian children with trans identities¹ found that children with autistic traits were more likely to express dissatisfaction with body parts unrelated to sex (e.g. nose, feet.) The study also found that frequency of voice dysphoria was higher in the autistic trait group.

1. A comparison of gender diversity in transgender young people with and without autistic traits from the Trans 20 cohort study
   Tollit, Michelle A. et al.
   The Lancet Regional Health – Western Pacific, Volume 47, 101084
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