Ostrogel 750 mcg pump

The active ingredient in Oystrogel Spray 750 micrograms is:
17-beta-estradiol: This is a synthetic form of the natural hormone estradiol, one of the main hormones produced in the ovaries. It is responsible for regulating many aspects of the female reproductive system and plays a role in maintaining overall health.
In addition to the active ingredient, Oystergel contains other ingredients that help stabilize the gel and enhance its absorption.

Oestrogel is generally well tolerated, but like all medicines, it may cause side effects in some people.
Common side effects include:

breast pain or tenderness

nausea

headache

bloating

Skin irritation at the site of application

Most side effects are mild and tend to improve over time. However, if you experience severe or persistent side effects, please contact your healthcare provider.

It's important to note that Oestrogel can relieve menopausal symptoms, but it's not risk-free. Estrogen-based hormone replacement therapy has been linked to an increased risk of certain health conditions, such as breast cancer, heart disease, and blood clots. Your healthcare provider will carefully evaluate the potential risks and benefits of hormone therapy before prescribing it.

Individual therapy: Before using Oestrogel 750 microgram spray, the following warnings and precautions should be taken into account:

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT), including Oestrogel, is prescribed and individualized based on each woman's needs and medical history. It is not a one-size-fits-all solution, and the risks and benefits must be carefully weighed.

Regular follow-up: If you are using long-term HRT, your healthcare provider may recommend regular follow-ups to monitor your health and assess the continued need for treatment.

Breast cancer risk: Long-term use of hormone replacement therapy, especially combined estrogen and progestin therapy, may slightly increase the risk of breast cancer. You should discuss your risk of breast cancer with your healthcare provider.

Cardiovascular health: Hormone replacement therapy may affect cardiovascular health. You should inform your healthcare provider if you have a history of heart disease or blood clots.

Bone health: Oestrogel may help maintain bone density, but it is not a primary treatment for osteoporosis. If you have concerns about your bone health, discuss them with your healthcare provider.

Smoking and alcohol: Smoking and alcohol use can interact with hormone replacement therapy. It's important to discuss your habits with your healthcare provider, as they may recommend lifestyle changes.