For present day psychiatry and psychology, all gender variance - all unexpected development of gender identity - is considered a "disorder", a "mental disorder", is classified in DSM-IV th from APA as a mental disorder.

We consider what is classified as GIDNOS as the only real situations we may consider a "mental disorder".

So, we consider GID and GIDNOS synonims, and apply them only for extreme situations, when nor HBS/TS may be considered, nor TG, nor CD, and for intersex, also IG.

When there is no defined patterns, when there are not unexpected developments but UNEXPECTED DEVELOPMENT DYNAMICS when we study gender identity, we consider a possible real GID/GIDNOS condition or state.

These are the most complex and difficult states not to recognize, but to be of some help.

Prescription of transition, will need always continuous monitoring - suppervision, perhaps face-to-face when possible.

About GID/GIDNOS we consider not generalizations. Each patient develops a particular very special condition.