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menstruation would only be a component if the transplanted organs included functional ovaries and fallopian tubes. women who have full ovariectomy do not mensturate afterwards, as a slightly related example.

there are existing procedures to help facilitate implantation and regulate hormones that have high success rate (most common is ivf).

however, vaginal canal can also be useful to expel discharge and in case of pregnancy, placental fluid/sac -- but in a theoretical case of implanted uterus only, I wonder if "including" a vaginal canal would be more symbolic than medically necessary?

>>keyboa+(OP)
So it would seem that the ovaries would also need to be transplanted, and probably the testes removed (or otherwise eunichised).

Basically turning a man functionally into a woman.