Estradot

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Product Information

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Dr. M. Sharoyko

Dr. M. Sharoyko

Internal Medicine Physician | MNr. 80134

Reviewed on: 27 April, 2025 View Profile

Dr. Marina Sharoyko is a medical specialist in clinical pharmacology and internal medicine, with additional expertise in cardiology and physiology.

Description

Estradot is a transdermal patch that delivers estradiol, a form of estrogen that is identical to the hormone produced naturally in the human body. It is used in hormone replacement therapy (HRT) to help manage symptoms related to menopause, such as hot flushes, night sweats, mood changes, and vaginal dryness. Estradot is also used in estrogen and feminizing therapy, where it plays a role in reducing the effects of testosteroneand promoting physical traits typically associated with female hormonal patterns.

The patch works by steadily releasing estradiol through the skin and into the bloodstream. This delivery method provides a consistent hormone level, avoiding the fluctuations that can occur with oral treatments. Estradot is typically applied to a clean, dry area of the lower abdomen and replaced twice per week on specific days.

In menopausal individuals, Estradot helps to restore falling estrogen levels, which can reduce the severity of common menopausal symptoms and support bone health. In transgender women and non-binary individuals undergoing feminizing therapy, estradiol contributes to physical changes such as softer skin, breast development, and fat redistribution over time, especially when used alongside an anti-androgen or testosterone blocker.

The strength and frequency of application are tailored to individual needs, based on symptom control and treatment goals.

As with all hormone therapies, potential side effects may include skin irritation at the patch site, breast tenderness, mood fluctuations, or mild bloating. In some cases, longer-term risks such as blood clots (venous thromboembolism), stroke, or cardiovascular issues should be considered, especially depending on medical history and coexisting risk factors.

Estradot offers a non-oral alternative for estrogen therapy, making it a widely used option in both traditional HRT and gender-affirming hormonal care.

General Information

What is [Product name]?

Estradot is an ultra-thin transdermal patch that continuously delivers low-dose estradiol through the skin for hormone replacement. 

What is [Product name] used for?

It alleviates menopausal symptoms, prevents bone loss, and is an option for low-dose transgender maintenance therapy. 

How does [Product name] work in the body?

Once applied, the patch releases micro-doses of estradiol that enter the bloodstream directly, providing stable oestrogen levels and reduced gastrointestinal side effects. 

What is the general recommended dosage for [Product name]?

Patches (25–100 µg/24 h) are replaced twice weekly. Your doctor will select the strength that controls symptoms with the fewest side effects. 

How long does it take to feel the effects of [Product name]?

Hot flushes often improve within 1–2 weeks; bone benefits require months. 

What should I do if I forget a dose?

Replace the patch as soon as remembered, keeping the original change schedule. Missing more than 24 hours may lead to spotting or symptom return. 

Safety & Side Effects

What are the possible side effects of [Product name]?
  • Frequent: local itching, mild headache, breast tenderness, mild swelling of fingers or ankles.   
  • Infrequent: mood changes, weight change, gallbladder issues, high blood pressure.   
  • Rare but serious: blood clots, stroke, certain cancers. Seek urgent help for calf pain, sudden chest pain, or unexplained jaundice.
Can [Product name] cause allergies?

Contact dermatitis-itchy red skin under the patch-can occur. Rotate sites and use barrier cream if instructed. Generalised allergic reactions are rare. 

Can I combine [Product name] with other medications?

Some seizure medications, antibiotics, and herbal products may lower patch efficacy. Always inform your doctor. 

Does [Product name] affect sleep or alertness?

Many users sleep better once night sweats resolve. 

Can I use this if I am pregnant or breastfeeding?

No-remove the patch immediately if pregnancy is suspected. 

Is [Product name] safe for long-term use?

Regular annual reviews are recommended; use the lowest effective dose. 

Is it safe to drink alcohol while using [Product name]?

Alcohol is not contraindicated but may trigger hot flushes. 

Usage & Administration

How do I administer [Product name]?

Apply to clean, dry skin of the lower abdomen or buttocks; do not place on breasts. Press firmly for 10 seconds. 

How should I store [Product name] properly?

Keep in pouch below 25°C. Protect from direct heat. 

When traveling: Carry spare patches in their pouches and avoid leaving them in a hot car or checked luggage. Body scanners at airports do not affect the medicine, but exceptionally high sauna temperatures may loosen adhesive-replace the patch if it falls off. 

Who should not take [Product name]?

People with hormone-dependent cancers, unexplained vaginal bleeding, active thrombosis, severe liver disease, or pregnancy should avoid Estradot. 

How can I avoid skin irritation from [Product name]?

Choose a new patch site each time and allow at least one week before re-using the same spot. If the edges lift, press firmly or cover with hypoallergenic tape. A mild, fragrance-free moisturiser can be applied after patch removal-but never just before application because it will affect adhesion. 

What if I take too much [Product name]?

Removing extra patches usually resolves mild nausea or breast tenderness. Seek advice for severe symptoms. 

Ordering & Delivery

How can I order [Product name] online?

To get [Product name], fill out a medical form or book a video consult with a doctor via Transtoyou. After approval, your prescription is sent to the pharmacy for fast delivery.

Do I need a prescription for [Product name]?

[Product name] requires a valid prescription, which is issued after the doctor reviewed your answered in the medical questionnaire or via a video consultation with the doctor.

How fast is [Product name] delivered?

After approval by a doctor from Transtoyou, the prescription of [Product name] is forwarded to an affiliated pharmacy and typically shipped within 1–2 working days.

Can I return [Product name] if I change my mind?

For safety and legal reasons prescription medication (RX) and in this case [Product name] is non-returnable once shipped. 

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