All the Active Ingredient Drugs
Estrogen, Progestogen. Estradiol (as hemihydrate) 1 mg, Norethisterone Acetate 0.5 mg. TABS: 28 (dispenser pack). 1 tab dly at
same time.
HRT for menopause, vulvar and vag.
atrophy (with intact uterus), prevent.
osteoporosis in post-menopaus. women.
Estrogen, Progestogen. Drospirenone 2 mg, Estradiol 1 mg. F.C. TABS: 28. 1 tab dly.
Estrogen defic. sympts. in
postmenopaus. more than 1 yer. post
menopaus. Prevent. postmenopaus.
osteoporos. in women with incr. risk
future osteoporos. fractures.
Estrogen. Estradiol 1 mg, 2 mg. TABS: 28. 1 tab. dly.
Estrogen def. espec. aft. hysterectomy,
prevent. bone mineral loss in postmenopaus. women.
Estrogen, Progestogen. Estradiol (as hemihydrate) 0.5 mg, Norethisterone Acetate 0.1 mg. TABS: 28. 1 tab dly at the same time ea
day.
For women who have a uterus: Tmt.
mod.-severe vasomotor sympts. assoc.
with menopause, prevent.
postmenopaus. osteoporos. If solely for
prevent. postmenopaus. osteoporos.,
ther. should only be considered for
women at signif. risk of osteoporos. and
non-estrogen medicats. should be
carefully considered.
Estrogen. Estradiol (as hemihydrate) 3.2 mg. PATCH: 8 x 3.2 mg. 2 patches/wk.
HRT in menopause, or foll. surg. removal
ovaries.
Estrogen, Progesterone. Estradiol (as Hemihydrate) 3.2 mg, Norethisterone Acetate 11.2 mg. PATCH (transderm.): 8. Applied individ.
without interruption. TDSs should be
applied twice wkly., every three- four
days, to the trunk below the waist.
Hormone replac. therapy (HRT) for the
relief of menopausal sympt.
C/I: Hypersens. Known current/ past or
suspect. breast canc. Known/ suspect.
estrogen-depend. malig. tumors (e.g.
endomet. cancer) or pre-malign.
tumors (e.g. untreated atyp. endomet.
hyperplas.). Undiagnosed gen. bleed. Preg. / lact. Acute liver dis.,/ history of
liver dis. as long as liver func. tests
have failed to return to normal.
Previous/current ven.
thromboembolism (DVT, pulmon.
embol.). Known thrombophilic
conditions (e.g. protein C, protein S or
antithrombin defic. Active/recent past
arterial thromboembolic dis. (e.g. CVA,
angina, MI). Porphyria.
