Estradiol Valerate Supplement Estrogen, Treat Prostate Cancer, And Inhibit Ovulation

Function

Estradiol valerate can supplement estrogen, treat prostate cancer, and inhibit ovulation. Estradiol valerate is a western medicine, and tablets are often used for oral administration. Its indications are mainly to supplement estrogen deficiency, because estradiol is estrogen, so it is used to supplement estrogen deficiency, such as female gonad dysfunction , as well as menopausal symptoms of vasoconstriction and ovariectomy. It can also be used for advanced prostate cancer, and it can also be used in combination with progesterone to inhibit ovulation.

However, before using this kind of medicine, it must be diagnosed and treated by a doctor in a regular medical institution, and a prescription should be issued to use the medicine according to the prescription. Do not buy it alone based on experience, and must use it under the guidance of the doctor's prescription.

Side Effect

After taking estradiol valerate tablets, adverse reactions such as breast fullness, stomach discomfort, nausea, headache, weight gain and uterine bleeding may occur. Medication is different for different conditions, and the way of taking it is also different, and the compound effect of the drug also varies from person to person. It is recommended that you take it as prescribed by your doctor. Estradiol valerate tablets can promote and regulate the normal development of female reproductive organs and secondary sexual characteristics. Adverse reactions such as breast swelling, stomach discomfort, nausea, headache, weight gain and uterine bleeding may occur after taking it. The way of eating is also different, and the compound effect of the drug also varies from person to person.

For artificial cycle treatment, estradiol valerate should be used together with progesterone, which can protect the endometrium and regulate menstruation. Generally, estradiol valerate is used for 21 days. After 10-14 days, progesterone is added to simulate the artificial cycle for treatment.