Dr. Rachel Rubin

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3,407 appearances 3 recordings 3 series first heard May 2025 last heard 22 Jun

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So that's nice for women who have dementia, who have very bad dexterity with their fingers.

They're in a nursing home for someone who's on the go and they can't remember something twice a week.

So our ADHD patients like things like that.

And so there's just different.

It's all the same stuff.

It's just in different formulations.

Now, the one different one, this is something called DHEA.

Now, DHEA is the precursor hormone to estrogen and testosterone.

And remember, I said the vulva, the vagina, the bladder need testosterone, too.

So this is a chemical that converts into estrogen and testosterone.

And so DHEA is a supplement you can buy, you know, sort of in the supplement aisle.

But if you put it locally in the vagina, this is an FDA approved product, it's called Intrarosa.

And if you just put this in the vagina, it's meant for every night, but you can do it twice a week.

It melts at bedtime when you wake up and it prevents UTIs.

It helps with pain with sex.

I believe it's preventative.

So I think and we wrote guidelines by the American Neurologic Association why this is so important, how to do it.

So many women have symptoms of urinary frequency, urgency, leakage, urinary tract infections, pain with sex, dryness.

And this is a safe option for all of those women.

Does that make sense?

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