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A member asked:
Started using estrace (estradiol) cream-when it starts leaking out the next day is burning normal?
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Can be: If the vulva is inflamed or raw due to atrophy the cream can cause a burning sensation. If this continues let you doctor know.
Answered 2/10/2020
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