Description

About Evorel

Evorel contains a synthetic interpretation of oestrogen called oestradiol
Eumeds stocks Evorel in four different strengths
The patches can help to minimise symptoms of menopause including hot flushes, night sweats and vaginal blankness
Evorel doesn’t contain the other womanish coitus hormone, progesterone, so it may not suit all women
Some women may need to take a progesterone drug in addition to Evorel
It’s important to read the case pamphlet for a full list of side goods and cautions. Buy Evorel.

How Does Evorel Work?

Evorel contains oestradiol, a synthetic interpretation of oestrogen. During menopause, oestrogen situations fall, and using Evorel helps to restore the situations to treat side goods similar as vaginal blankness, hot flashes, and night sweats.

Evorel doesn’t contain a medicine that mimics progesterone, the other womanish coitus hormone. Taking oestrogen alone can be dangerous for women who still have their uterus( womb), so this group of women should also take a drug that contains progesterone.

Women who have had a hysterectomy( uterus junking) can use Evorel on its own.

How is Evorel Used?

An Evorel patch should be applied to the skin doubly daily. Each patch should thus be changed every 3 or 4 days( interspersing). You may choose to change your patch on a Monday and Thursday, for illustration.

still, or your ages have become irregular, Evorel can be started at any time, If you no longer have periods. However, you should start your first patch within 5 days of your period, If you still have regular menstrual cycles.

still, you can start taking Evorel at any time, If you formerly take a nonstop combined HRT medication. However, you should start Evorel the day after you finish your current cycle, If you presently take a cyclic or successional HRT treatment.

Each patch should be applied to clean, dry skin of the lower tummy, buttock, or ham. It’s stylish to avoid areas of the skin where the patch may be rubbed, similar to the midriff area. When you replace the patch, apply it to a new area down from the position you have just used.

The Evorel patch should remain in place during rain, bathing and exercise.

After junking, dispose of the patch precisely down from children.

Lozenge of Evorel

You’ll be specified the smallest cure of Evorel to manage your symptoms. After one month, your croaker can reassess whether the cure has neutralised the symptoms of menopause without causing side goods similar to bone tenderheartedness.

The following cure patches are available

Evorel 25 releases 25 micrograms of oestradiol every 24 hours
Evorel 50 releases 50 micrograms of oestradiol every 24 hours
Evorel 75 releases 75 micrograms of oestradiol every 24 hours
Evorel 100 releases 100 micrograms of oestradiol every 24 hours.
Some women numerous be specified Evorel 50, 75 or 100 for forestallment of osteoporosis if other bone protection specifics aren’t suitable.

Are there any Side goods?

Like all specifics, Evorel can have some side goods. The most common side goods include

• Itching or a rash at the point of the patch
• Low mood
• Migraines or headaches
• Dizziness
• Abdominal pain
• Diarrhoea
• Nausea
• pangs and pains
• bone pain
• Irregular menstrual bleeding
• Weight increases or drops.

still, you should speak to your croaker for further advice as a lower cure of HRT may be needed, If these side goods persist.

Using HRT can beget a slight increase in the threat of some cancers including bone and uterine cancer. The threat increases when using an advanced-strength medication for a long period. The benefits of using Evorel must outweigh the implicit pitfalls.

Serious antipathetic responses are veritably rare. However, for lip lump or lingo lump, call 999 incontinently, If you have a severe antipathetic response( anaphylaxis) including breathlessness.

Evorel Warnings

Evorel may not be suitable for everyone. You should tell your prescriber if you

• Have ever had bone cancer( or suspected bone cancer)
• Have endometrial( or another oestrogen-dependent) cancer
• Have undiagnosed vaginal or genital bleeding
• Have endometrial hyperplasia, fibroids, or endometriosis
• Have, or have ever had, a PE( pulmonary embolism) or DVT( deep tone thrombosis) – a blood clot to the lungs or leg
• Have a thrombophilic complaint( blood clotting diseases)
• Have angina or have had a heart attack( myocardial infarction), or any other form of arterial blood clot
• Have had a stroke
• Have liver complaint
• Have porphyria
• Have hypertension( high blood pressure)
• Have diabetes
• Have migraine
• Have systemic lupus erythematosus( SLE or lupus)
• Have epilepsy
• Have asthma
• Have otosclerosis.

still, the patches must be stopped incontinently, If you become pregnant whilst taking Evorel. Evorel isn’t suitable for use when breastfeeding.
Some specifics can interact with Evorel. You may be advised that Evorel won’t suit you if you formerly take it.

Phenytoin, phenobarbital, carbamazepine, or lamotrigine for seizures or fits