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Intrarosa 6.5mg Pessaries
- Simple, once-daily bedtime pessary
- Local action helps reduce the chance of side effects
- Relieves vaginal dryness and irritation after menopause
- Very low absorption into the bloodstream
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Intrarosa 6.5mg Pessaries - Available Online
Intrarosa 6.5mg Pessaries are a prescription-only medication that contains the active ingredient prasterone. They are used to relieve vulvar and vaginal dryness and irritation after menopause. Prasterone works locally in the vagina to ease symptoms linked to reduced oestrogen levels. Each blister pack contains 28 pessaries and six applicators for four weeks of daily treatment. Complete a short online consultation to see if Intrarosa is suitable for you.
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Intrarosa 6.5mg Pessaries Information
What Are Intrarosa 6.5mg Pessaries?
Intrarosa 6.5mg pessaries treat postmenopausal women who experience vaginal symptoms, such as dryness or irritation, caused by the natural drop in hormones after menopause.
Can I Use Intrarosa 6.5mg Pessaries?
You may be able to use Intrarosa if you are postmenopausal and have moderate to severe symptoms of vulvar and vaginal atrophy. This treatment may not be suitable if you have certain health conditions, but your prescriber will review your medical history before approving the prescription.
How Do Intrarosa 6.5mg Pessaries Work?
Intrarosa contains the active substance prasterone. When inserted into the vagina, prasterone is locally converted into small amounts of oestrogens and androgens. It works where it is needed, with very little absorption into the bloodstream, which helps limit effects on the rest of the body.
Alternatives to Intrarosa 6.5mg Pessaries
If Intrarosa is unsuitable for you, your prescriber may consider other treatments, including:
- Vaginal oestrogen creams
- Vaginal oestrogen tablets
- Vaginal oestrogen rings
- Non-hormonal vaginal moisturisers or lubricants
How to Use Intrarosa 6.5mg Pessaries
You should use one pessary each day at bedtime, inserting it into your vagina with your finger or the applicator provided. Read the detailed instructions in the Patient Information Leaflet before using Intrarosa for the first time, and follow the illustrated instructions.
Ingredients
Active ingredient: Prasterone. Each pessary contains 6.5mg of prasterone
The only other ingredient is the hard fat (adeps solidus).
For the most up-to-date list of ingredients, please check the Patient Information Leaflet inside the box.
Side Effects
Like all medicines, this treatment may cause side effects, although not everyone gets them.
Side effects may include:
- Vaginal discharge
- Weight changes
- Abnormal results of a cervical smear test
Uncommon side effects may include benign breast masses or benign cervical or uterine polyps.
Warnings
Intrarosa is only for postmenopausal women. If you have a history of cancer, blood clots or liver problems, you should discuss these with your prescriber before using this treatment. These conditions may return or worsen during treatment with Intrarosa. You’ll need to see your prescriber for more regular check-ups to monitor these and certain other conditions.
For all warnings and side effects, please see the Patient Information Leaflet.
Intrarosa 6.5mg FAQs
Is Intrarosa the same as prasterone?
Prasterone is the name of the active ingredient in Intrarosa, whereas Intrarosa is the brand name of the medicine. This means that Intrarosa contains prasterone and works in the same way as other medicines with the same active ingredient.
Who is Intrarosa not suitable for?
Intrarosa may not be suitable if you have, or have ever had, certain cancers, blood clots, liver disease or unexplained vaginal bleeding. You’ll discuss this in your consultation before your prescriber approves the treatment for you.
What are the most common side effects of Intrarosa?
The most common side effect of Intrarosa is vaginal discharge. This occurs when the pessary melts inside the vagina and is usually mild. You don’t need to stop using the treatment if you experience vaginal discharge.
Does Intrarosa interact with foods or drinks?
There are no known interactions between Intrarosa and any foods or drinks. You can eat and drink as normal while using this treatment. Intrarosa works locally, where it’s needed, so the risk of interactions is typically low.
What should I do if I miss a dose of Intrarosa?
If you forget to use a dose of Intrarosa, insert it as soon as you remember. If your next dose is due within eight hours, skip the missed pessary. Never use a double dose to make up for a missed one.
Can I buy Intrarosa online in the UK?
You can request a prescription for Intrarosa through a licensed online pharmacy by completing a quick and easy consultation. A UK-registered prescriber will review your information and determine whether you are eligible for this treatment.
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