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What is the full name of CES?
In Canada, after many years of taking Premarin, my doctor replaced this prescription with something labeled CES on the label. He told me that CES was a synthetic form of estrogen. Now that I've moved to Mexico, my doctor here doesn't know what I'm talking about and has put me back on Premarin, which is very expensive here. Can anyone tell me what the full name of CES is and/or where I can find more information about it? Thanks so much!
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Wow! Thanks so much! I used Yahoo Search to look for this, but I guess I should have used Google.
Thanks for your response. I don't think that's it, but I'll certainly check it out. Creams, etc. have not worked in the past, but maybe things have changed. I've been in menopause for 14 years! Getting pretty fed up with it all.
I don't know what CES is but there is a synthetic conjugated estrogen called Cenestin. Maybe that could be it?? There are also other options besides Premarin that you could look for that may be less expensive. Enjuvia is another option. YOu could also try other delivery systems besides oral estrogen - patches (although in Mexico may not be the best option), a spray or topical creams or gels. Hope this helps
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