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My pharmacy can't get estrasorb in, what would be the closest alternative to estrasorb? i prefer a topical estrogen with a very low dose.
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Several good options: There are several transdermal patches. Also topical gels including divigel, elestrin, and estrogel. There is also evamist spray.
Answered 2/25/2014
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