premarin cream

No one posting here seems to be a doctor, you need that  exam and advice.  I say this especially because "itching" can have several causes.  I've tried both brands of cream and have no itching and find the cream soothing.  And as my drug plan only has premarin in its list, it is now the only choice.  After 4 months of use, the internal exam was a bit less painful, so I feel the drug is working.  Stop worrying about the horses, you cannot do anything about that.  If it helps heal your body and it is the only drug your drug plan offers, put the "ethical issues" aside.  I hope in the future to reach a point to reduce or even eliminate the use unless discomfort returns.  Now that I feel a bit more comfortable, I'm OK with my gyn doctor saying to put a small amount on the tip of a finger, about an inch long (reduces the amount) and apply that around the vaginal opening.  The book "Our Bodies, Ourselves" says this also, saying the applicator applies too much and too high into the body.  This book says a whole lot more, so I suggest buying the book (at Amazon which is also the link at the book's website).  It is written by a group of women and professionals (began in the 1970's with updates) in Cambridge, MA to help women when doctors did not seem to know much about women.  Frankly, with the 10 minute appointments today, I still feel doctors are pretty useless.

Hi thanks for your reply. I have seen a Dr. And just followed up. Did the steroid cream and now premarin cream. I was just curious if anyone else has also gone through this. And she offered to call in estrace if I wanted to switch. I'm much better now but I nigh just try estrace also since you said it worked also just to see. Thanks