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Ovestin Cream is a hormone replacement therapy (HRT) cream that contains estriol, a natural form of estrogen. It is used to treat symptoms of vaginal atrophy, which occurs due to the reduced levels of estrogen during and after menopause. This cream helps to alleviate symptoms such as vaginal dryness, itching, and pain during intercourse, restoring comfort and vaginal health. Ovestin cream can also be used to treat vaginal tissues before and after surgery to encourage healing of the wound.
A decline in the level of estrogen in the body can lead to various health complications. Menopause is one factor that can contribute to low oxygen levels in women. During menopause, some women suffer from hot flashes, irritation, soreness or dryness in their vagina. Ovestin cream is a medication that can be used to curb these symptoms. It works by producing estriol, a substance that acts as a substitute for estrogen. Therefore, estriol can be used to replace lost estrogen in the body and ultimately relieve the symptoms caused by estrogen deficit.
Follow the instructions given by your doctor or use the information provided in the information leaflet of the package.
The active ingredient is Ovestin cream is Estriol.
The inactive ingredients include stearyl alcohol, sodium hydroxide, chlorhexidine dihydrochloride, octyldodecanol, glycerin, cetyl alcohol, lactic acid, cetyl palmitate, and purified water among others.
Side effects can include:
If severe side effects occur, contact your healthcare provider.
1. How often should I use Ovestin Cream?
Initially, use the cream daily for 2-3 weeks, then reduce to 1-2 times a week as maintenance, following your doctor’s instructions.
2. Can Ovestin Cream be used during breastfeeding?
Ovestin Cream is not typically recommended during breastfeeding. Consult your doctor before use.
3. Is Ovestin only for postmenopausal women?
It is primarily prescribed for postmenopausal women but may be used for other conditions as advised by a healthcare provider.
4. How long does it take to work?
Symptom relief may begin within a few days, but full benefits may take up to several weeks.
5. Does Ovestin protect against pregnancy?
No, Ovestin is not a contraceptive and does not protect against pregnancy.