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Description medications: Estriol (Estriol)

Estriol (Estriol).

Estra-1,3,5 (10) -triene-3,16,17-triol, (16α, 17β).

Available in the form of disodium succinate.

Synonyms: Ovestin, Ortho-ginest, Ovestin, Ortho-gynest.

Estrogenic drug, similar in structure and action to estrone.

Assign mainly to restore the vaginal epithelium, pH and vaginal microflora environment in disorders associated with estrogen deficiency, as well as frequent urination, urinary incontinence in post-menopausal.

Administered orally and vaginally.

Inside administered in tablet form at a dose of 0,002-0,008 g (2.8 mg) per day. Intravaginally administered as a cream or suppository (0.5 mg), 1 time per day.

The duration of treatment should not exceed several weeks.

Possible side effects include: breast pain, swelling, nausea, leg cramps, high blood pressure, blurred vision and others.

Contraindications: thrombosis, marked disturbances of liver function, cholestatic jaundice, severe itching, uterine bleeding unclear etiology, otosclerosis, estrogen-dependent tumors, pregnancy.

Method of issuance: pills to 0,001 and 0,002 g (1 and 2 mg) (30 N. The); 0.01% vaginal cream in tubes of 80 g and 0.1% - 15 g; vaginal suppositories of 0.5 mg (N. 3).

Storage: List B.