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@beebe I was advised to stop Estradiol (vaginal) after I was diagnosed with endometrial (endometroid adenocarcinoma, Grade 1, Stage 1a) that was estrogen positive. That was five years ago. The Estradiol worked very well for me and my gynecologist told me (and reading scientific articles confirmed) that vaginal estrogen is safe because so little of it is actually absorbed within the blood stream. It is applied topically. Anyway, after diagnosis that all changed. I now use a product recommended by my radiation oncologist. It is only sold online and is on the expensive side but it works for me.

Hyalo-Gyn

-- https://hyalogyn.com/products/hyalo-gyn-suppositories-30-day-supply

I like to use the suppositories because they are less messy. There are other good products that you can purchase in your local stores such as Target. I was advised to use a product that contains hyaluronic acid. Here is another product I have used and still use externally (to the vulva):

Good Clean Love BioNourish Ultra Moisturizing Vaginal Gel with Hyaluronic Acid

-- https://goodcleanlove.com/collections/best-sellers/products/bionourish%C2%AE-ultra-moisturizing-vaginal-gel-with-hyaluronic-acid-assortment?variant=42220336218296

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Helen,
Your advice makes sense. I had read somewhere about the hyaluronic acid products but not looked into it. Do you prefer one over the other?
Recently, I started using an eye drop which has hyaluronic acid in it and it seems to really help with dry eye, and I love it in skin moisturizer so it makes sense it would help with vaginal dryness too.
Thanks so much for your help:)

I like revaree- been using it since having brachytherapy-can order online.