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Estriol vs. Estradiol: Effectiveness in Treating Atrophy and UTIs

In this episode, we discuss a listener’s question. ‘Hannah’ has been dealing with vaginal atrophy, frequent UTIs, low libido, and reduced elasticity in her skin. She has been to her doctor for treatment that has not helped. We breakdown Hannah’s question into: Can vaginal atrophy be reversed? Menopause and libido Vaginal microbiome Menopause and UTI Estriol vs conventional treatment for vaginal atrophy Genitourinary syndrome of menopause Hannah’s Question: Hi Dr. Maki and Dr. Davidson. I am told to keep using my Premarin cream. I was initially on estradiol 0.01% and changed to Premarin. I do not want to take Prempro. I have used it for years with no improvement of my atrophic vaginitis and dysuria. I continue to get UTIs. And, as an OR nurse, I cannot drink water in the operating room, it is a risk to sterility. So I become water deficient, and I get urgency and I cannot leave the OR in the middle of case. Sometimes a case can go 5 hours or more. Further, I am a 52 year woman and post menopause. I became menopausal in 2015. The skin on my face and neck are sagging — making wrinkles more pronounced. My vulva has become looser and sagging. I cannot perform sexually because I cannot get aroused using clitoral stimulation because it is so dry there. Lube does not help. I am very frustrated by this, as is my husband. I get anxious as well because my mind is constantly worried about my atrophy and vulvitis. Going to a specialist— they are very conservative in treatment. My husband doesn’t understand. He continues to ask and I say my vagina is broken. Can you please help me If you have a question, please visit our website - progressyourhealth.com and click Ask the Doctor a question. For more information click these links.👇 https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... ►Like the video..!! ►Share this video with your friends..!! ►Please subscribe..!! 👉Subscribe: https://bit.ly/48cCV4I Be sure to subscribe and stay tuned for your next video. Follow on Social Media: Facebook:   / progressyourhealth   Instagram:   / progressyourhealth   Twitter/X: https://x.com/PYH2024 Don’t miss out on our expert insights, practical tips, and a special invitation to our Progress Your Hormones newsletter—your resource for staying informed about Progress Your Health and menopause. 👉 https://newsletter.progressyourhealth... Disclaimer: All content in this blog, including text, images, audio, video, or other formats, was created for informational purposes only. This video, website, and blog aim to promote consumer/public understanding and general knowledge of various health topics. This content is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Please consult your healthcare provider with any questions or concerns you may have regarding your condition before undertaking a new healthcare regimen. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you have read on this website. If your healthcare provider is not interested in discussing your health concerns regarding this topic, then it is time to find a new doctor.