Dr. Elizabeth Comen

And now we're at a point where we're opening up those conversations to figure out what are the options for women and really inviting more individual conversations. But it doesn't mean that hormone replacement therapy is right for everybody. We don't want to swing in the wrong direction either.

And now we're at a point where we're opening up those conversations to figure out what are the options for women and really inviting more individual conversations. But it doesn't mean that hormone replacement therapy is right for everybody. We don't want to swing in the wrong direction either.

These have to be very individual discussions about personal risk factors, what your fears are, what you're concerned of, what's going to keep you up at night. Is it hot flashes or fears? And not have blanket statements without really informed people

These have to be very individual discussions about personal risk factors, what your fears are, what you're concerned of, what's going to keep you up at night. Is it hot flashes or fears? And not have blanket statements without really informed people

These have to be very individual discussions about personal risk factors, what your fears are, what you're concerned of, what's going to keep you up at night. Is it hot flashes or fears? And not have blanket statements without really informed people

One of the areas that's really concerning for me is breast cancer patients who may be deprived of estrogen because a lot of the treatment that we do drives down their already limited estrogen production, especially if they're postmenopausal or the young women that we are effectively castrating. Historically, we've told them that they could not use intravaginal estrogen, which we now know is safe.

One of the areas that's really concerning for me is breast cancer patients who may be deprived of estrogen because a lot of the treatment that we do drives down their already limited estrogen production, especially if they're postmenopausal or the young women that we are effectively castrating. Historically, we've told them that they could not use intravaginal estrogen, which we now know is safe.

One of the areas that's really concerning for me is breast cancer patients who may be deprived of estrogen because a lot of the treatment that we do drives down their already limited estrogen production, especially if they're postmenopausal or the young women that we are effectively castrating. Historically, we've told them that they could not use intravaginal estrogen, which we now know is safe.

So there's nothing that's systemically absorbed by that or absorbed in any appreciable manner that would increase the risk of breast cancer. And yet we have many young women and older women that are really suffering from painful intercourse, repeated UTIs, and they're not being offered intravaginal estrogen when we know that this can dramatically help their symptoms.

So there's nothing that's systemically absorbed by that or absorbed in any appreciable manner that would increase the risk of breast cancer. And yet we have many young women and older women that are really suffering from painful intercourse, repeated UTIs, and they're not being offered intravaginal estrogen when we know that this can dramatically help their symptoms.

So there's nothing that's systemically absorbed by that or absorbed in any appreciable manner that would increase the risk of breast cancer. And yet we have many young women and older women that are really suffering from painful intercourse, repeated UTIs, and they're not being offered intravaginal estrogen when we know that this can dramatically help their symptoms.

Talk about what intravaginal estrogen is. So it's basically estrogen that you can use locally or inside the vagina that is not like a patch or a cream that you would be using that would be systemically absorbed in the body. So it's acting very locally on the vaginal tissues and the outer tissues of the vulva to help replenish some lost estrogen and hopefully improve symptoms for women.

Talk about what intravaginal estrogen is. So it's basically estrogen that you can use locally or inside the vagina that is not like a patch or a cream that you would be using that would be systemically absorbed in the body. So it's acting very locally on the vaginal tissues and the outer tissues of the vulva to help replenish some lost estrogen and hopefully improve symptoms for women.

Talk about what intravaginal estrogen is. So it's basically estrogen that you can use locally or inside the vagina that is not like a patch or a cream that you would be using that would be systemically absorbed in the body. So it's acting very locally on the vaginal tissues and the outer tissues of the vulva to help replenish some lost estrogen and hopefully improve symptoms for women.

And that is safe.

And that is safe.

And that is safe.

Sicher. Also, auf Risiko ist anders als wenn du es hattest. Also, wenn du auf Risiko für Breastcancer bist, was bedeutet das? Wir sind alle auf Risiko für Breastcancer, richtig? Also, wie stratifizieren wir das? Was ist dein persönlicher Risikofaktor? Und dann wirklich durchlaufen. Was sind einige der Symptome? Habt ihr Hotflashes?

Sicher. Also, auf Risiko ist anders als wenn du es hattest. Also, wenn du auf Risiko für Breastcancer bist, was bedeutet das? Wir sind alle auf Risiko für Breastcancer, richtig? Also, wie stratifizieren wir das? Was ist dein persönlicher Risikofaktor? Und dann wirklich durchlaufen. Was sind einige der Symptome? Habt ihr Hotflashes?

Sicher. Also, auf Risiko ist anders als wenn du es hattest. Also, wenn du auf Risiko für Breastcancer bist, was bedeutet das? Wir sind alle auf Risiko für Breastcancer, richtig? Also, wie stratifizieren wir das? Was ist dein persönlicher Risikofaktor? Und dann wirklich durchlaufen. Was sind einige der Symptome? Habt ihr Hotflashes?