Thread: can taking the wrong type of estrogen cause any health hazards?

The premarin is for the hysterectomy she had, it deals with the hot flashes and any internal pain associated with burning and itching in the vagina. It is common to experience dizziness while taking the medication, only time to see a doctor is if the symptom gets very severe. Saying "I feel dizzy" is not the severe they are talking about, they are talking about falling down and smashing your head because you were so dizzy type severe. Same side effects are possible with apo-medroxy. You can go in to see a different doctor to get their opinion if things get bad.

There are side effects with everything and everything related to side effects are available to patients. People need to either ask their doctor if their doctor does not already provide the risks, or do their own looking while keeping in mind that there is no such thing as a drug without side effects. The other thing is the severity of side effects, having a head ache is not considered much of a side effect and will be labelled as a "mild side effect". There are listings on proper drug sites about rare side effects, these mean they are possible but it does not mean you will be affected in those ways if you take a medication. However if you do your own research into a drug going to blogs is a bad idea as they will and do promote false information because they themselves are terrified of medicine so they think no one should see doctors or take medication so they make it out to be like if you take something you are doomed...and that is simply not the case. Legally drug companies are locked in to win literally every case a person throws at them, all drug companies have to do is list that the side effects are possible and that some are rare. Having a sore stomach, head ache, being dizzy etc is not going to win a court case as all symptoms will be listed as side effects and none are going to be life threatening unless a doctor says so.