Ovestin 0.1% intravaginal cream is a medication used for transgender men to alleviate the symptoms of vaginal atrophy. It contains the active ingredient estriol, which is a form of estrogen. Ovestin cream is applied directly into the vagina and is absorbed locally, providing estrogen supplementation to the vaginal tissues. Here's a detailed guide to Ovestin 0.1% intravaginal cream:

Administration:

• Preparation:
  • Before using Ovestin cream, read the medication label and any accompanying member information leaflet.
  • Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water.
• Administration Technique:
  • Attach the applicator to the tube of Ovestin cream and fill it with the prescribed amount of cream.
  • Lie on your back with your knees bent or stand with one foot elevated on a stool or chair.
  • Gently insert the applicator into the vagina as far as it will comfortably go.
  • Press the plunger to release the cream into the vagina.
  • Remove the applicator and discard it properly.
  • Wash your hands thoroughly again after administration.
• Timing:
  • Use Ovestin cream as directed.
• Post-Administration Care:
  • After using Ovestin cream, wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water.

General Considerations:

• Ovestin 0.1% intravaginal cream is often used to provide localized estrogen supplementation to the vaginal tissues, which can help maintain vaginal health and reduce symptoms of vaginal atrophy.
• Adhere to the prescribed dosage and administration instructions provided to achieve the desired treatment outcomes.