Estrace (estradiol) offers patients a replacement for the natural production of estrogen when such levels are low, due to menopause, removal or damage to the ovaries, and similar conditions. Patients also sometimes buy Estrace to treat breast or prostate cancer in certain scenarios.

This product should be distinguished from other formulations; Estrace also makes vaginal creams and patches, but this particular page is about tablets. Where applicable the most direct formulation should be used; for instance, if suffering from vaginal atrophy but no other symptoms, the vaginal cream is preferable to tables or patches. However, when other medications are unsuitable or multiple symptoms are present, Estrace may preferred.

Patients buy Estrace to treat:

• Menopause symptoms;
• Vaginal atrophy when creams or other direct applications are unsuitable;
• Hypogonadism (low estrogen) from injury, removal, or other ovarian failure;
• Preventing osteoporosis when other non-estrogen medications are not suitable;
• Palliative treatment of breast cancer;
• Palliative treatment of prostate cancer.

Patients can also buy Estrace equivalents by other names, including Elleste Solo, Femtrace, and Gynodiol, among others.

Estrace Tablets

Tablets are available in 1 or 2 mg doses. Treatment usually consists of taking one to three doses per day for several weeks to several months. Food is optional, but can reduce gastrointestinal side effects.

Regardless of what patients buy Estrace to treat, the lowest effective dose taken for the shortest possible time is ideal. Estrace does carry some risk of severe side effects, including breast cancer.

Note that all women who have an intact uterus, regardless of menopause, should not take estrogen supplements without also taking a progestin, another hormone that will help reduce risk of uterine cancer. Women who have had their uterus removed and men do not need to worry about taking a progestin.

Menopause, Vaginal Atrophy, and Hypogonadism

These conditions are usually caused by unusually low levels of estrogen. Vaginal atrophy is a symptom, and for some women it is the only significant symptom experienced during menopause. Again vaginal creams, such as Ovestin Cream, are preferred; Estrace should be used only if these products are not suitable. Both menopause and hypogonadism produce very similar symptoms of mood swings, hot flashes, and so forth.

Estrace can significantly mitigate low-estrogen symptoms. Treatment is simple:

• Take 1 to 2 mg once per day.
• Menopause patients should take Estrace for 3 weeks, then take 1 week off before resuming the 3-week schedule.
• Hypogonadism and vaginal atrophy patients may or may not be instructed to take a week off.

The need to continue Estrace treatment for menopause should be reassessed every 3 to 6 months; hormone replacement therapy is not meant to be permanent. Most women will adjust and no longer experience menopause symptoms after a while.

Osteoporosis

Estrogen supplements like Estrace are not the ideal treatment for osteoporosis; non-estrogen medications, such as raloxifene, are preferred. However, when these other medications are not suitable, patients may buy Estrace instead. It is usually recommended only in women who are at high risk of osteoporosis.

There are no official guidelines regarding dosage and duration of treatment in using Estrace for this purpose. Speak with a doctor.

Cancer

Note that many breast cancers are estrogen-positive, meaning they feed off of estrogen. Supplements like Estrace can be very negative in cancer treatment without doctor approval and involvement.

In the majority of cases treatment will begin with a non-estrogen medication, such as tamoxifen. Some patients---not all---develop resistance to these medications, in which the cancer begins responding poorly to treatment. It is in these cases that administering estrogen can help significantly, causing the cancer to shrink. By the time the cancer is no longer responding well to estrogen, other medications may once again be beneficial.

Cancer is a complex subject and treatment will be individualized. Starting guidelines are:

• For breast cancer: Take 10 mg three times per day for at least three months.
• For prostate cancer: Take 1 to 2 mg three times per day until a doctor instructs otherwise.

Doctor instructions may deviate from the above and should always be followed closely when using Estrace to combat cancer.

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A prescription is needed to buy Estrace from Kiwi Drug. If you don't have one, our online doctor may be able to issue one to qualifying clients; simply add the desired product to your cart, begin checkout, and answer the questions on the following page. There is no charge for our online doctor services.

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