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Use .5 mg estrace for hrt many yrs. for symptomatic vaginal dryness dr. wants to add osphena. does it make sense to use both drugs?
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Typically not: Usually one used Estrace or Osphena. Generally patients do not need to both.
Answered 1/20/2019
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