How to treat Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause with Imvexxy or Prasterone
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- How to treat Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause with Imvexxy or Prasterone // In this video, I break down the differences between Imvexxy, a vaginal estradiol used to treat the genitourinary syndrome of menopause, from Prasterone. Prasterone is vaginal DHEA which is a precursor hormone to androgens and estrogens. Both are great options and depend upon your personal history and medication preferences.
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Omgoodness! You're such a bubbly source of great information. I sooo appreciate all the info plus the confirmation that Imvexxy is bioidentical, since I was just prescribed it. Thank you, Dr. Heather! 🤗
Thank you Dr Hirsh helping so many women!
Very good information. Could you speak to taking a break from Vagifem? It does work but....I feel like twice a week is too much.
I like to use both! Have you ever heard of either of these medications or been offered them? Comment below!
My Gyno prescribed this yesterday since I wanted to quit estradiol cream. Too messy I wish I had known about Prasterone. Can you please do a video on your thoughts about addyi if you have the time?
I just got Imvexxy. It didn’t cost me much at all. I actually have great cost coverage. It’s extremely small capsule and totally loving the coconut oil. I will say I’m starting on the starter of course. I really want to take it out of the blister and put into a bottle though.
Hi i just started taking the inserts, any side effects? Does it cause cancer?
Hi I’m in surgical menopause and first started on oral Estrogen 0.5 mg then I was still having hot flashes etc then my dr increased it to 0.75 mg daily. The oral med wasn’t helping the vaginal symptoms. Dryness is a big problem that then leads to itching. I’m on Estrace vag cream twice a week. It is messy and it kinda works but I don’t know. I’m in Cincinnati, Ohio. Thanks for your videos. I see my reg ob/gyn and I have a urogynecologist for stress incont and interstitial cystitis. In about a month I’m getting the bladder sling done.
Hi, for otc DHEA, what would be the suggested dosage
Dr Hirsch, have other women mentioned they will break out in sweat after urination? The night and day sweats, I guess they are hot flashes ,and this are new to me. It doesn't last but minutes but strange.
Hello. Are you licensed in CT?
Do you prescribe hrt in the telehealth appointment?
I use IMEXXY it’s can be pricey depending on type of insurance but I like it!!!
Is it formulated with coconut oil? What else? I just started Estrace but there are a lot of preservatives formulated along with the estradiol which I'm not too happy about. Can you tell me what the "ingredient" list is for IMEXXY? Thanks.
Can u talk bith control pills premenopause symptoms like Qlaira?
Can you comment on which come from a source other than mate urine?
My wife, who is 74 yrs old and has dementia, was referred to a gyn urologist after he was not able to treat my wife’s problem of frequent urination urges and not being able to empty her bladder fully.
The Gyn urologist diagnose this as rectocele without uterine prolapse. This was attributed to constipation for which she prescribed adding fiber to the diet and laxatives for which responding to.
The gyn urologist also diagnosed genitourinary syndrome of menopause (GSM) after physical exam findings of vulvivaginal atrophy and prescribed Estring 2mg vaginal ring because she would probably forget to use the creams or “jelly bean”.
My question is the GSM the cause of her initial problem and is there an oral medication rather than the Estring ring treatment ($583 for 3months w/insurance)?
Do you accept insurance for telemedicine patients?
I use that. 😊
Is intrarosa coated with coconut oil?
Is it safe?
Imvexxy any side effects? Does it cause cancer?is it safe to use? Does it get into your bloodstream?