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April 15, 2025 by Russell B. (Kansas, United States)
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Femoston is a prescription HRT therapy medication prescribed for women in menopause or post menopause who are in hormone replacement therapy to reduce the severity of menopause symptoms. Femoston also protects against osteoporosis after menopause. The active ingredients Estradiol and dydrogesterone replace hormones and provide relief from hot flashes and night sweats and other menopause symptoms, and Femoston is usually prescribed for hormone replacement therapy in short-term menopause symptom treatment.
Women having regular periods can start taking Femoston on the first day of their period. Women having irregular periods will have a starting day that is determined by their doctor.
The standard Femoston dosage is one tablet daily. Take tablets whole with a glass of water and try to take them at around the same time everyday. Tablets are labelled with the days of the week to help make it easier for you.
Start by taking the tablets in the half of the packed with the '1' arrow. After finishing that half, begin on the tablets marked with the '2' arrow.
If you forget to take a dose, do not take a make up dose. Resume taking your Femoston menopause medication at the same time the next day.
The active ingredients in Femoston are estradiol and dydrogesterone.
Tell your doctor if you have any history of breast cancer, fibroids or other benign tumors, ovarian cancer, irregular bleeding, endometriosis, high blood pressure, liver or kidney problems, cholestatic jaundice, heart problems, diabetes, migraines, asthma, epilepsy, systemic lupus erythematosus, gall stones or gall bladder disease, high blood triglycerides, high or low blood calcium, hypothyroidism, abnormal vision, or otosclerosis (hearing loss) before beginning on Femoston.
There is the possibility of drug interactions risks between Femoston and other Rx medications and OTC supplements, including epilepsy medications like phenytoin, phenobarbital, and carbamazepine. Antibiotics like rifampicin and ritonavir, immunosuppressants like tacrolimus, immunomodulators like ciclosporin, painkillers like fentanyl, and asthma medication like theophylline. The herbal supplement St. John's Wort should be used with caution when taking Femoston. Tell your doctor of all medications and OTC health supplements you are currently taking before receiving a prescription and proceeding to buy Femoston online.
Femoston side effects are uncommon, but some users may experience mild pain, swelling of extremities, headache or migraine, elevated blood pressure, weakness or dizziness, back pain, sex drive changes, weight gain or weight loss, or dry / itchy skin and skin discoloration. If any of these Femoston side effects are experienced you should stop using the medication and speak with your doctor again regarding menopause treatment medication alternatives.
