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Estrogel hrt and additional vagifem

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Hi.

I have a history of hrt intolerance and having had a total hysterectomy I can now just about tolerate estrogel in a very low dose. I have been prescribed vagifem 10mcg and wondered if this will effect my Estrogen levels, despite the gynae saying it won't. Any response or feedback gratefully received. Thanks!

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As Vagifem is topical only a tiny amount if any will be absorbed, I've used it for years and not had any problems.

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Many thanks. I'm hoping that is the case as I currently use 1 pump of estrogel and any more makes me nauseous. Hopefully any absorption will go unnoticed. Fingers crossed!

Thanks again.

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