Question 1

what is the definition or description of: estring (estradiol) allergy?

Accepted Answer

Allergy: estring is a method of hormone replacement therapy. any abnormal reaction occurring Within an hour of administration of this medication could represent an allergy

Question 2

i want to transition from osphena to estring (estradiol). how long do i have to wait after stopping the ophena before i start using estring (estradiol)?

Accepted Answer

A few days should  do: Estring (estradiol) might have some risk

Question 3

estring (estradiol) - how long can you take it?

Accepted Answer

Forever: There is no reason to stop Estring (estradiol) except not needing it any longer.

Question 4

with estring (estradiol) - how long can you leave it out?

Accepted Answer

What do you mean: The Estring (estradiol) is designed to deliver estrogen to the vagina for a three month interval.  It needs a liquid environment to allow this passage.  If the ring comes out, rinse it out, allow to dry in a clean place (a dish would be ok) and then go to your gynecologist for reinsertion if there is a reasonable time left in its three month cycle.

Question 5

should you use progesterone with estring (estradiol)?

Accepted Answer

Depends: If you have a uterus and use Estring (estradiol) then yes, you need Progesterone to prevent development of uterine cancer, or precancerous changes of the endometrium (uterine lining) . But depending on what type of symptoms you have, Progesterone may be helpful, even if you don't have a uterus.

Question 6

can the estring (estradiol) cause cervical cancer?

Accepted Answer

Unclear question: Hpv infection, early age at inercourse, multiple sexual partners, smoking, heredity and malnutrition are causative factors.

Question 7

can the estring (estradiol) caused uterine cancer?

Accepted Answer

No: No, the dose of estrogen in Estring (estradiol) is so small it does not affect the uterine lining. It only works in the vagina and perhaps the bladder.

Question 8

what can i do for a medicine allergy?

Accepted Answer

Stop taking it: If it is an extreme necessity, and there are no alternatives, and you don&#x27;t know whether this an allergic reaction or an adverse drug reaction (side effect), see an allergist/immunologist for evaluation and possible desensitization to the said drug for treatment of a particular disease episode, good luck

Question 9

what is the best medicine for stubborn allergies?

Accepted Answer

Various Options: Daily steroid or antihistamines nasal sprays (fluticasone, azelastine) are helpful. Determining exactly what you could be sensitized to in order to practice appropriate avoidance measures is also important. If medications and avoidance are not effective or not feasible allergen immunotherapy (allergy shots) could be an option as well. Other meds include Sudafed, Mucinex, (guaifenesin) Afrin, oral antihistamines

Question 10

i had allergy today , was it due to any of my medicine ?

Accepted Answer

Could be!: Without understanding the circumstances and the type of reaction, it is impossible to answer the question. If you started the new medicine, and experienced a reaction, it could be due to allergy to the medication.

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Estring (estradiol) - how long can you take it?

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With estring (estradiol) - how long can you leave it out?

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