Estring is a product that provides estrogen locally to the urogenital tract. It works fabulously for many women, but it also comes with a boxed warning about using it with a history of breast …

My oncologist is not in favor of the creams, but she has no qualms about my using the Estring (3-month, steady supply of about 8.4 mcg of estrogen), Imvexxy (a pearl you insert manually, …

Gynecologists are ok but aren’t well-versed in cancer nuances. There are lots of pharmaceuticals available but I’ve had to find every single one of them on my own and then ask a doctor about …

Re vaginal dryness: I just installed the Estring last night and am hoping for the best. I am also waiting for a tube of Hyalogyn to be delivered. Has anyone had any good/bad/neutral …

Also sex was a nightmare. I was on Femara at the time and all of it was definitely due to lack of estrogen. My onc allowed me to use the estring and monitored my estrogen levels …

Hi y'all. Thanks again KBL for sharing your perspective. I bet the pea amount you are using is safe. I root for you and for all other Stage IV patients, and fervently hope for more and more …

Er/Pr positive here, so no estring for me. 0. ang7894 Member Posts: 427. March 2015 edited March 2015.

There are generics now to the traditional Vagifem; there's a pearl you insert manually (Imvexxy) available in 4 and 10mcg and there's the Estring, which you insert for 3 months and forget …

I just used Estring this weekend - it is in there for 90 days to see if it helps but a few have also suggested coconut oil and I think I will try that. I agree with all of you - I am so angry that this …

I also am really tired of trying to deal with bacterial vaginosis all the time. Again, I never had that problem when my vaginal pH was "normal" (i.e., acidic) before taking the letrozole. Also, I'm …