Hi Kazzie - is it the ultra low dose ( the 0.5 mg) or the ordinary low dose ( 1 mg)? Whichever it is depending on your age and how long since menopause, your oestrogen levels could have dropped (around 2 years after the last period) but also other factors can affect the absorption of tablet HRT and these could have changed for you recently maybe
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Unfortunately Femoston conti does not come in a higher dose - although the cyclical type comes as 2 mg. Otherwise, the other types have the more androgenic progestogens, although Indivina contains MPA, which is less testosterone related but you could change to a combi patch (also androgenic progestogens), or separate oestrogen and progestogen. All the types are listed under Treatments/HRT preparations - top tabs pale green banner.
Definitely think about this, have a look at see if there is something else - different dose or mode of delivery - that you would like to try and see your doc. Good luck
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