Estriol

What is it?

Composition

The main component of the drug is estriol itself, which belongs to the group of estrogens and plays an important role in maintaining womens health. Estriol can be contained in various forms of release, for example, creams or tablets, each of which has its own advantages depending on the clinical situation.

• Estriol is the main active ingredient that plays a role in normalizing hormonal balance.
• Additional components that can be included in the composition depending on the form of release.
• Preservatives and stabilizers that ensure the safety and effectiveness of the drug.

This composition makes Estriol effective in combating menopausal symptoms and improving the quality of life of women facing this problem.

How to use?

Estriol should be used strictly under the supervision of a doctor, since the dosage depends on the individual characteristics of the body and the symptoms that need to be eliminated. The main recommendations for using the drug are regularity and adherence to the prescribed dose.

1. First of all, you need to consult a doctor and follow his instructions regarding dosage and mode of use.
2. Use Estriol at the specified time every day to maintain a stable level of the drug in the body.
3. When using the cream, apply it to clean skin or mucous membranes according to the instructions, avoiding exceeding the recommended dose.

By following these recommendations, you ensure maximum benefit from treatment and minimize the risk of side effects.

How does it work?

Estriol works by compensating for the lack of estrogen in a woman’s body, which is especially important during menopause. Estrogens play an important role in maintaining the health and functionality of the female reproductive system, as well as the overall health of the body.

When natural estrogen levels decrease, this can lead to numerous unpleasant symptoms, ranging from hot flashes to serious changes in bone tissue. Taking Estriol helps restore estrogen balance, which helps reduce or completely eliminate symptoms, improve bone tissue and overall well-being.

This drug can also play a preventive role, preventing serious complications such as osteoporosis or premature birth in high-risk cases, thanks to its strengthening properties for the body’s tissues and systems.

Indications

The indications for Estriol are very diverse and cover important aspects of womens health. It is recommended for both the treatment and prevention of symptoms associated with estrogen deficiency.

• Therapy of menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes and vaginal dryness.
• Treatment of vaginal tissue atrophy and restoration of their functionality.
• Maintenance of bone health in postmenopausal women to prevent osteoporosis.
• Reduction of urinary symptoms such as frequent urination and infections.
• In some cases, prevention of premature birth in high-risk pregnancies.

These indications make Estriol useful in a complex of measures to improve the quality of life of women during an important transition period.

Contraindications

Despite its effectiveness, Estriol has a number of contraindications that must be taken into account before starting therapy. These restrictions help prevent possible adverse reactions and ensure the safety of the drug.

• History or suspicion of malignant tumors sensitive to estrogens.
• Uncertain vaginal bleeding.
• Active thromboembolic disorders or predisposition to them.
• Severe liver diseases that impair its function.
• Pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Compliance with these contraindications helps protect patients from risky reactions and ensure successful completion of therapy.

Side effects

Like any medication, Estriol may have side effects, although they are rare. These effects are usually mild to moderate and go away as the body adapts to the drug.

• Breast tenderness or enlargement.
• Headaches of varying intensity.
• Nausea or other digestive disturbances.
• Fluid retention in the body, leading to swelling.
• Irregular vaginal bleeding or discharge.

If any side effects occur, you should consult a doctor to adjust treatment or discontinue the drug.