Gina Tablets

£29.99

Gina is a vaginal oestrogen tablet used to relieve menopause symptoms like dryness, irritation, and discomfort. It delivers body-identical oestrogen directly to the vaginal tissues for fast, targeted relief. Gina offers an effective way to manage symptoms with fewer whole-body effects than traditional HRT.

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Description

What Is Gina?

Gina is a vaginal hormone replacement therapy (HRT) treatment designed to relieve menopause symptoms. It contains estradiol, a body-identical form of oestrogen, delivered through a small vaginal tablet. Therefore, Gina offers targeted relief from dryness, irritation, and discomfort linked to falling oestrogen levels.

What Is Gina Used For?

Gina treats symptoms of vaginal atrophy caused by menopause. It may:

  • – Relieve vaginal dryness, itching, and discomfort
  • – Ease pain during intercourse
  • – Improve natural vaginal moisture and elasticity
  • – Support overall vaginal health
  • – Offer local oestrogen treatment with fewer whole-body effects

As a result, many women find this treatment a simple, effective option for symptom relief.

How Does Gina Work?

Gina works by restoring oestrogen levels in the vaginal tissues. This helps rebuild moisture, strengthen tissues, and reduce discomfort. Because Gina acts locally, it usually causes fewer side effects compared to systemic HRT. However, always speak to your doctor before starting this treatment, especially if you use other hormone therapies.

How Should Gina Be Used?

  • – Insert one Gina tablet into the vagina with the applicator provided
  • – Use daily for the first two weeks
  • – After that, switch to twice a week for maintenance
  • – Wash your hands before and after use
  • – Follow your doctor’s instructions carefully

Additionally, make sure you read the patient leaflet before starting this treatment.

Are There Any Side Effects?

Common side effects include:

  • – Vaginal irritation or discomfort
  • – Abdominal pain
  • – Vaginal discharge
  • – Headache
  • – Breast tenderness

Although side effects are usually mild, tell your doctor if you notice heavy bleeding or signs of infection.

What Warnings And Precautions Should Be Considered?

  • – Do not use if you are pregnant or breastfeeding
  • – Avoid use if you have hormone-sensitive cancers or blood clots
  • – Tell your doctor about any other medical problems
  • – Never use if you are allergic to any ingredients
  • – Attend regular check-ups while using this treatment

Therefore, regular medical reviews are important to keep your treatment safe and effective.

How Should It Be Stored?

  • – Store below 25°C
  • – Keep the tablets in the original packaging until use
  • – Protect from moisture and heat
  • – Keep out of sight and reach of children
  • – Do not use after the expiry date on the pack
  • At first, you use Gina daily for two weeks. After that, you switch to twice-weekly maintenance doses.
  • You insert Gina high into the vagina using the applicator provided. Always wash your hands before and after use.
  • Sometimes. Always tell your doctor if you are using other HRT medicines while starting Gina.
  • If you miss a dose of Gina, apply it as soon as you remember. However, skip it if your next dose is close.
  • No. Gina is not suitable for women with hormone-sensitive cancers, blood clots, or serious liver conditions. Always ask your doctor.