E2 Vag Strip Of 18 Vaginal Tablets

• Vaginal dryness: Low estrogen after menopause can make vaginal tissues dry and uncomfortable; this tablet restores local moisture and comfort.
• Vaginal burning and itching: Symptoms linked to reduced estrogen may improve as the vaginal tissues become healthier and less irritated.
• Pain during intimacy: Improved moisture and tissue comfort may ease discomfort during sexual activity when low estrogen is the cause.
• Other menopause symptoms: Hormone replacement may also ease hot flushes and night sweats, but the doctor must decide whether this vaginal formulation is suitable.

• Headache: Hormonal changes from estradiol may cause head pain, particularly when treatment begins. Severe headache with weakness, speech trouble or vision change needs urgent medical help.
• Breast pain: Estrogen can make the breasts feel sore, swollen or sensitive. Report a new breast lump or persistent change to your doctor.
• Abdominal cramps or bloating: These effects may occur as the body adjusts to treatment. Seek advice for severe or persistent abdominal pain.
• Irregular vaginal bleeding: Spotting can occur when starting hormone treatment. Any unexpected, heavy or persistent bleeding needs medical assessment.
• Nausea, vomiting or hair loss: Estradiol may upset the stomach or contribute to hair changes. Seek advice if vomiting prevents you from keeping fluids down or hair loss is marked.

• Wash your hands before and after inserting E2 Vag tablet.
• Report unexpected, heavy or persistent vaginal bleeding.
• Tell your doctor about any past blood clot, stroke, heart attack or breast cancer.
• Seek urgent help for chest pain, sudden breathlessness, one-sided leg swelling or severe headache.
• Attend recommended breast and gynaecological check-ups during hormone treatment.
• Tell your doctor if you are planning surgery or prolonged bed rest.

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