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| 3 months £36.99 | 84 tablets |
| 6 months £64.99 | 168 tablets |
Select your treatment after the consultation:
If you’re still having regular periods, start within 5 days of bleeding. If not, you can start at any time.
Take 1 white tablet daily for 14 days, then 1 grey tablet daily for the next 14 days. Take them at the same time each day.
Continue taking your tablets in this way every month. Once a pack is finished, start the next one the next day.
| Type of medicine | Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) |
| Used for | Menopausal symptoms |
| Active ingredient | Estradiol hemihydrate & dydrogesterone |
| Works by | Replacing declining oestrogen levels while protecting the womb lining |
| Effective within | A few weeks, with peak effects felt after approximately 3 months |
| Available as | Tablets |
| Available dosage(s) | 1 mg/ 10 mg & 2 mg/10 mg |
| Usage instructions | Take 1 white tablet every day for 14 days, then 1 grey tablet every day for 14 days |
| Packaging | A pack of three blister packs containing 28 tablets (14 white and 14 grey) each. |
| Manufacturer | Exeltis |
| Generic available? | No |
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Femoston is a hormone replacement therapy (HRT) used to treat symptoms of menopause like night sweats and mood changes. Taken daily, it supplies your body with oestrogen that is identical to the hormone you naturally produce, alongside progestogen to protect the womb.
Because it’s a sequential preparation that allows for a monthly withdrawal bleed, it’s often prescribed for perimenopausal women who are still having periods or whose cycles have become irregular.
If suitable, you can be prescribed Femoston after completing a short consultation with HealthExpress doctors.
Femoston works by supplying your body with hormones that are produced less during menopause. It does this through its 2 active ingredients:
In short, estradiol eases menopause symptoms, while the progestogen protects the womb lining.
Taking Femoston for menopause provides many health benefits:
Follow these instructions to successfully take your Femoston tablets:
Take each tablet whole with a glass of water, and make sure you take the right one. Remember, in the first 14 days, take the white tablets. In the last 14 days, take the grey ones.
If you still have menstrual periods, start Femoston within 5 days of bleeding. If you don’t, you can start treatment at any time.
If you are switching from another oral HRT, start taking Femoston once you finish the one you are currently taking. If switching from another type of HRT (e.g. patches), speak with your doctor about how to switch safely and effectively, as advice depends on what you’re switching from.
Femoston starts replenishing oestrogen levels soon after you begin treatment, but it can take up to 3 weeks before you start to notice the effects. It usually takes around 3 months to feel the full effects of Femoston.
Femoston is available in two doses: 1 mg estradiol/10 mg dydrogesterone, and 2 mg estradiol/10 mg dydrogesterone. Which one you take depends on the severity of your symptoms and your individual response to treatment.
Femoston is a sequential HRT, meaning oestrogen (estradiol) is taken continuously, while progestogen (dydrogesterone) is added only for part of the cycle. This is designed for women who still have a womb, as progestogen helps protect the womb lining from overstimulation by oestrogen. Because the progestogen is only taken for part of the cycle, a regular, monthly withdrawal bleed usually occurs, similar to a light period.
Femoston is usually prescribed for women who are perimenopausal or in the early stages of menopause. Whether it’s suitable for you will be assessed during your online consultation.
Do not take Femoston if you have:
As with all prescription medicines, Femoston can cause some side effects.
The most common Femoston side effects include:
Other side effects include vaginal thrush, depression, nervousness, migraine, and dizziness, but these are far less common. For a full list of side effects, consult the patient information leaflet .
Yes, Femoston can cause some weight gain or weight loss, but this is most likely due to hormonal changes either caused by the medicine or by menopause itself. Any weight changes are usually small and may settle as your body adjusts to treatment, though this varies from person to person.
Femoston is considered safe for many women when prescribed by a licensed healthcare provider such as HealthExpress. Femoston was approved for use in the UK in 1995, meaning it has a long track record of clinical use and monitoring.