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Lenzetto spray

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Piggywaspushed · 07/02/2024 11:30

Long story but I have tried Elleste Duet and then swapped to patches for better strength.

I was VERY allergic to the patches so went back on to Elleste. At a recent consultation, the pharmacist suggested Oestrogel. After the first day of use , I developed horrendous skin rash.

GP is slightly averse to starting me on Elleste 2mg because of migraines and blood clot risks so has now suggested Lenzetto .

To be honest,I liked the tablets because the tablets in a strip with days noted on it suited me as a routine. My main concern , though is the spray. I am a bit fed up of keeping trying things,

Does anyone with a history of allergic skin reactions have any insights to offer. The GP seems to think I should be OK if I tolerate deodorants but I'm wary. The pharmacist said the gel would be fine!

As a side note, is Lenzetto any good? I never got round to the Utrogestan bit of the gels and it all seems such a faff and I am not sure I like the sound of Utrogestan. And I don't read much about the spray,.

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Piggywaspushed · 09/02/2024 18:00

Bumping in hope of pearls of wisdom.

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uwaga · 09/02/2024 22:17

Piggywaspushed · 07/02/2024 11:30

Long story but I have tried Elleste Duet and then swapped to patches for better strength.

I was VERY allergic to the patches so went back on to Elleste. At a recent consultation, the pharmacist suggested Oestrogel. After the first day of use , I developed horrendous skin rash.

GP is slightly averse to starting me on Elleste 2mg because of migraines and blood clot risks so has now suggested Lenzetto .

To be honest,I liked the tablets because the tablets in a strip with days noted on it suited me as a routine. My main concern , though is the spray. I am a bit fed up of keeping trying things,

Does anyone with a history of allergic skin reactions have any insights to offer. The GP seems to think I should be OK if I tolerate deodorants but I'm wary. The pharmacist said the gel would be fine!

As a side note, is Lenzetto any good? I never got round to the Utrogestan bit of the gels and it all seems such a faff and I am not sure I like the sound of Utrogestan. And I don't read much about the spray,.

Hi OP I use Lenzetto and find it great. It dries in less than a minute, easy to adjust the dose (I'm on 4 sprays and have been for over a year). It's the only hrt I've used so I can't make any comparisons but I wanted to reply with a positive experience. Hope this helps.

uwaga · 09/02/2024 22:19

uwaga · 09/02/2024 22:17

Hi OP I use Lenzetto and find it great. It dries in less than a minute, easy to adjust the dose (I'm on 4 sprays and have been for over a year). It's the only hrt I've used so I can't make any comparisons but I wanted to reply with a positive experience. Hope this helps.

Sorry, 3 sprays not 4

WashableVelvet · 11/02/2024 13:42

I love my Lenzetto spray and I’m someone who gets eczema, hives, allergic reactions to plasters etc.

Piggywaspushed · 11/02/2024 14:29

Interesting, thanks.

Have you ever tried the gel or patches, out of interest?

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