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GravyRPH said:Premarin Vaginal Cream 1 tube
Apply intranasally prn
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Premarin Vaginal for intranasal use? Don't think so... 🙄
(Unless there's an alternate use of Premarin Vaginal of which I'm not aware, i.e. using Preparation H on facial wrinkles, etc.)

Call for clarification, indication, and a new Rx if necessary.
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There is a nasal spray available in foreign markets by the trade name of Aerodiol. I don't see intranasal use of estrogen cream referred to at all in the literature. The prn thing strikes me as wacky. I don't know what a standard intranasal dose would be for cream if there is one established, but it ought to be daily. Maybe the prescriber would be willing send you his/her sources to read over. You can click "related links" from these articles to read more. There isn't a ton of material out there.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/...ve&db=pubmed&dopt=Abstract&list_uids=12469707
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/...ve&db=pubmed&dopt=Abstract&list_uids=12544682
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There is a nasal spray available in foreign markets by the trade name of Aerodiol. I don't see intranasal use of estrogen cream referred to at all in the literature. The prn thing strikes me as wacky. I don't know what a standard intranasal dose would be for cream if there is one established, but it ought to be daily. Maybe the prescriber would be willing send you his/her sources to read over. You can click "related links" from these articles to read more. There isn't a ton of material out there.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/...ve&db=pubmed&dopt=Abstract&list_uids=12469707
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/...ve&db=pubmed&dopt=Abstract&list_uids=12544682
Good responses all. Premarin vag cream is sometime used intranasally due to it's vasoconstrictive properties for chronic nose bleeds or nasal sores. Beleive it...or not. The MOA I'm a little shady on, but you could very well see a prescription come across your bench of Premarin vag cream intranasally. (Of course, it never hurts to call for clarification if you are unsure.)
Is it used for this purpose in males as well? The nasal mucosa are documented are a site of systemic estrogen absorbtion.GravyRPH said:Premarin vag cream is sometime used intranasally due to it's vasoconstrictive properties for chronic nose bleeds or nasal sores. Beleive it...or not.
I did not turn up this off label use in the literature. Have you?
I did a pubmed search for premarin + intransal administration and some other things and never could find any literature about this at all. Then again i was asleep for most of our drug information classes.....
still i would like to see anything anyone else can find about this!
still i would like to see anything anyone else can find about this!
If you do the search using estrogen and intranasal you will get hits on PubMed. That's how I found a teensy bit of information on Aerodiol.