Menopause Matters Forum
Menopause Discussion => All things menopause => Topic started by: CherryC on January 14, 2023, 02:12:00 PM
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Hi, another question please...
I have been suffering from acid reflux (or technically silent reflux I believe) - I have been taking Utrogestan orally (and before that Provera for a little while) and taking anything orally seems to be making the silent reflux worse. I was given Omeprazole for a month and have now finished this - it helped a bit but I don't really want to take it long term.
I used to take Utrogestan vaginally but switched to orally to see if it helped more with the positive calming effect of Progesterone but can't remember if I still had the reflux issue.
Can anyone tell me if taking it vaginally has prevented reflux or has it continued?
Thank you for any help. x
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I've fortunately not required HRT other than for VA.
I do get reflux - even prior to peri-menopause. Milk of Magnesia helps as does Omprazolol in the mornings. Hopefully some1 with sensible advice will B along ::)
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Taking it vaginally avoids digestive issues so you should get no reflux that way.
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Thank you, I'm going to give it another go vaginally to see if I can avoid the acid reflux. Does anyone know if Utrogestan still has a calming effect in general if taken vaginally as opposed to orally?