That's a big question, and it's not politically correct even to look into the answers. If the problem is "odd ideas", then therapy should help a man with those ideas to accept the fact that his anatomy includes male parts. If the problem is brain chemistry, then I would expect the right medications to help. If the problem is a physical disorder, then it's harder to treat, but there may be either a form of therapy or a chemical that can help the person to adjust to the disability.
We have, for some bizarre reason, decided to treat the problem as the body not matching the brain, not as a physical/chemical/emotional problem in the brain, and sadly we're not even considering how to treat the real problem. I'm curious what the real answer is, but we'll have to wait until the hateful left moves on to "help" another group before we even look into how to help these people.
That “thing” is the last evidence? So, removal of the Prostrate with a disposable razor was successful?