Estrofem (Estradiol): Side Effects, Risks & Information
Estrofem is a form of hormone replacement therapy used for some women who are naturally going through menopause or women who have had a hysterectomy. This medication provides the body with oestrogen, a form of the natural female hormone estrogen.-
Vascular Side Effects
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Taking Estrofem may increase your risk of developing a blood clot in a your legs or lungs. Inform your doctor if you have a family history or personal history of blood clots.
Gastrointestinal
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You might have nausea, stomach cramps and flatulence while taking Estrofem.
Breasts
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You may experience breast tenderness and enlargement while taking Estrofem. This drug may increase your risk of breast cancer.
Skin
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Estrofem can trigger rashes and itchiness.
Headaches
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You may experience headaches while taking Estrofem.
Mood
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Insomnia and depression are potential side effects of Estrofem.
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