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I just started using estrace (estradiol) vaginal cream last night and have had some leakage of the cream today. is it normal to have some burning?
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Yes: That is completely normal and i would not worry about that at all. If it is bothersome, you could decrease the volume of cream that you use. I generally recommend 0.5gm at bedtime and that is such a small amount, that leakage is not a problem.
Answered 2/2/2020
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