Important safety information
Your Evernow provider will determine which estradiol pill is right for you. Please make sure to read all of the important safety information included in your medication packaging before starting this medication. If you are concerned that you are having side effects related to the medication, please contact your Evernow medical provider through our platform.
Estradiol (estrogen) oral tablets
FDA-approved Estradiol, as part of a menopausal hormone therapy regimen, is the most effective treatment for the common symptoms (e.g., hot flashes, night sweats, insomnia, vaginal dryness) of menopause. Estradiol tablets are administered orally.
FDA-approved Estradiol, as part of a menopausal hormone therapy regimen, is the most effective treatment for the common symptoms (e.g., hot flashes, night sweats, insomnia, vaginal dryness) of menopause. Estradiol tablets are administered orally.
The time it takes to alleviate menopausal symptoms with estradiol pills will vary by person. Many women start to experience the benefits within a few weeks of starting treatment, including a reduction in hot flashes and night sweats, more control over their mood, and better sleep. For some women it may take a a 2-3 months to see significant improvement in their symptoms.
The time it takes to alleviate menopausal symptoms with estradiol pills will vary by person. Many women start to experience the benefits within a few weeks of starting treatment, including a reduction in hot flashes and night sweats, more control over their mood, and better sleep. For some women it may take a a 2-3 months to see significant improvement in their symptoms.
Estradiol pills are convenient, taken once a day by mouth. It’s best to take the pill at the same time every day to have the most consistency in your dosing. For specific information on usage, consult your provider and reference the packaging insert(s) included with your medication.
Estradiol pills are convenient, taken once a day by mouth. It’s best to take the pill at the same time every day to have the most consistency in your dosing. For specific information on usage, consult your provider and reference the packaging insert(s) included with your medication.
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During menopause, estradiol supplementation in the form of these pills helps compensate for the natural decline in estrogen levels, alleviating menopausal symptoms like hot flashes, night sweats, and vaginal dryness by restoring estrogen in the body.
The time it takes for estradiol pills to alleviate menopausal symptoms can vary from person to person. Many women report experiencing relief within a few weeks of starting treatment, while others may take longer to notice a significant improvement. It's essential to discuss expectations and progress with your Evernow provider, as the response to estradiol can differ based on individual factors and the specific symptoms being addressed.
To determine if estradiol pills are appropriate for you in managing symptoms of menopause, consult with your Evernow provider. They will consider your specific symptoms, medical history, and overall health to help you make an informed decision and discuss potential risks and benefits.
Estradiol pills, like any medication, can cause side effects. Common side effects of estradiol pills used for hormone replacement therapy during menopause, may include breast tenderness, headache, nausea, bloating, mood swings, and irregular bleeding/spotting. A temporary side effect from the estradiol pill is an increased risk of blood clots. More serious side effects can include stroke, and certain cancers, particularly with long-term use, which is why it should be used under medical guidance. Consulting your Evernow provider about any concerns or side effects is crucial for appropriate management and evaluation of the treatment's safety.
Common contraindications for the estradiol pill include a history of blood clots, estrogen-sensitive cancers (like breast cancer), liver disease, or undiagnosed vaginal bleeding.