Hot-flash
relief
Can reduce moderate to severe hot flashes associated with menopause.
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Hormone Optimization
Estradiol Patch
Transdermal patch · Physician evaluation
Understand the option
What is Estradiol Patch?
A patch that delivers estradiol, a form of estrogen, through your skin to help treat certain symptoms of menopause.
How it worksThrough your skin.
Through your skin.
Into your care.
As estrogen levels decline during menopause, symptoms can develop. The patch delivers estradiol through the skin to supplement your body’s estrogen.
Apply the patch
Follow the placement and replacement instructions for your prescribed product.
Absorb through the skin
Estradiol enters the bloodstream through the skin.
Review your response
Your physician assesses symptom relief and whether your treatment needs adjustment.
Potential benefits
Fewer hot flashes.
More everyday comfort.
Hot-flash
Night-sweat
relief
Can help reduce menopause-related episodes of heat and sweating at night.
Through-skin
delivery
Delivers estrogen through a wearable patch rather than an oral tablet.
Care built around you
What will your physician review?
Your symptoms and medical history help guide a hormone-care plan that fits your needs.
What’s affecting your day
Describe hot flashes, night sweats, other symptoms, and when your periods last occurred.
The details that matter
Share any history of unexplained bleeding, blood clots, stroke, liver disease, or hormone-sensitive cancer.
Your treatment plan
List your medications and any gynecologic surgery. If you have a uterus, your physician reviews whether progesterone is needed.
Benefits, evidence & important considerations
Estrogen therapy is not appropriate for everyone. Your physician weighs symptom relief against your personal risks. Women who still have a uterus generally need a progestogen alongside systemic estrogen to help protect the uterine lining.
How do I get started?
Complete your secure Estradiol Patch intake with your symptoms, menstrual history, current medications, and health history. A licensed physician reviews your responses and contacts you if more information is needed before recommending care.
Patient education sources
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