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Is hrt a good option after Evenity

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Sep 17, 2024 | Replies (61)
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@bluebonnet242 I'm taking oral micronized progesterone (generic for "prometrium") 100mg at night time. This dose is pretty sedating to me, which is a huge welcome for a good night sleep (CAUTION: potential fall risk)! Pharmacy dispensed generic by "aurobindo". My estradiol patch is generic by "mylan". My insurance does not cover brand name for either med even though obgyn wrote "brand medically necessary".

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bluebonnet242 | @bluebonnet242 | Sep 16, 2024

Thanks so much! I’m going to see what my insurance covers. They do not cover my compounded progesterone so would be nice to pay less. Thanks for the info on the estradiol. I’m not ready yet but will bookmark this conversation. I still have some research to do and find a good hormone doctor:). I know I need to visit a cardiologist too. Everything has always been fine and I’m not due back until 2029 but I’m sure I should get a CAC score. HDL, LDL, Triglycerides all good but i have elevated lipoprotein (a) which isn’t good and there’s nothing available to lower it.

Which tests did you cardio run if you don’t mind sharing?

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