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Treatment Information

Table of contents:

What Is Evorel Conti?

Evorel Conti is a continuous, combined hormone replacement therapy (HRT) applied directly to the skin via a patch.

  • Key Hormones: The patches contain synthetic hormones that mimic oestrogen and progesterone, specifically estradiol and norethisterone.
  • Purpose: These patches are designed to alleviate the symptoms of menopause.
  • Variants: Evorel is also available in single-hormone patches with strengths of 25 mcg and 50 mcg.

Understanding Menopause Before Treating With Evorel Conti

  • Age Range: Menopause typically occurs between the ages of 45 and 55, but can vary.
  • Duration: The time for periods to cease can range from a few months to several years.
  • Symptoms: Oestrogen levels drop during menopause, causing:
    • Headaches
    • Hot flushes
    • Mood changes
    • Night Sweats
    • Pain in the joints
    • Palpitations
    • Recurrent urinary tract infections
    • Reduced libido (sex drive)
    • Reduced muscle mass
    • Sleeping problems
    • Vaginal dryness
  • Treatment: For problematic symptoms, HRT can rebalance hormones and provide relief.
  • Safety: Estradiol and norethisterone work together to prevent complications, such as endometrial cancer.

How to Take Evorel Conti?

A patch is applied every 3 to 4 days. The treatment is packaged in a “memory” pack, which provides instructions on when to change your patch.

Where Do I Apply Evorel Patches?

Apply the patch only to the area indicated on the packaging.

Apply the patch to an area of hairless, clear skin, such as the thigh or buttocks, below the waist.

Do not apply Evorel patches to the torso, chest, arms, shoulders or stomach.

When applying the patch, avoid touching the adhesive (sticky) side. Partially peel the protective sheet and apply the patch to clean, clear skin. Gently peel away the remaining protective sheet and press the patch firmly against your skin, ensuring the entire patch is in contact with your skin.

Press the patch firmly against the skin using the palm of your hand to ensure adhesion.

Once the patch has been applied to your skin, refrain from touching it, as this may affect the patch's adhesion. Take care when showering and dressing to prevent accidentally peeling the patch off your skin.

To remove the patch, gently peel it away from the skin and fold it in half so that the sticky side sticks to itself. Then, throw the used patch in the bin.

After you remove the patch, some residual glue may remain. This usually resolves on its own, but you can use baby oil to help remove it.

What Should I Do If My Patch Falls Off?

If your patch falls off, and it's not near the time of changing your patch, apply a new patch and change the patch as you would normally.

If your patch falls off and it is near the time for changing your patch, do not apply a new patch immediately; apply the next patch as you usually would.

In either instance, do not alter the days on which you change your patch.


Side Effects and Cautions of Evorel Patches

Before using Evorel HRT patches, please read the enclosed patient information leaflet.

The patient information leaflet contains instructions on how to store and use Evorel patches, as well as important safety information regarding the medication.

If you have any concerns about the information in the patient information leaflet, please consult your doctor or a pharmacist.

Who Should Not Use Evorel Patches?

Evorel patches may not be suitable for you. It is essential to consult your doctor before using Evorel patches. Your doctor will be able to determine whether Evorel HRT patches are safe for you to use, based on your medical history.

Do not use Evorel patches if you:

  • have or have had cancer of the breasts or womb (endometrial cancer)
  • have an untreated thickening of the lining of the womb (endometrial hyperplasia)
  • have ever had blood clots in a vein (thrombosis), including in the leg (deep vein thrombosis) or a blood clot which has travelled to your lung (pulmonary embolism)
  • are at an increased risk of developing blood clots
  • have or have ever had liver disease, and your liver function tests have not returned to normal
  • have ever had a blocked artery that caused you angina, a heart attack or stroke
  • have a rare blood problem called porphyria

If you are unsure whether Evorel HRT patches are safe for you, speak to your doctor first.

Side Effects of Evorel HRT Patches

All medications carry the risk of side effects, though not everyone will experience them. It is essential to be informed and understand the risks associated with the medication you are taking, so that you can report any side effects and identify instances when medical intervention may be necessary.

Possible side effects of Evorel Conti may include:

  • Breast pain
  • Changes in weight
  • Diarrhoea
  • Difficulty sleeping
  • Fluid retention
  • Flushing of the skin
  • Headaches
  • Irregular, heavy or prolonged vaginal bleeding, including after sex
  • Irritation, rash or itching where the patch is applied
  • Joint pain
  • Mood changes
  • Nausea
  • Palpitations
  • Period pain
  • Stomach ache
  • Tingling in the extremities
  • Tiredness
  • Vaginal discharge
  • Varicose veins

This is not an exhaustive list of associated side effects. A more detailed list of side effects and contraindications can be found within the patient information leaflet enclosed with your treatment, as well as extensive information about applying the patches, health risks, contact information for reporting side effects, as well as a helpful guide on remembering when to apply a new patch.

If you are concerned about any side effects associated with your treatment or experience any side effects during treatment, do not hesitate to speak with a pharmacist or one of our doctors.


Evorel Conti Allergies

Do not use Evorel patches if you are allergic to estradiol, norethisterone or any of the other ingredients listed in the patient information leaflet which comes with your treatment.

If you experience an allergic reaction after using Evorel HRT patches, stop using the patches and seek immediate medical attention. Go straight to your nearest accident and emergency department. Remember to take the packaging and any remaining medication with you, so that the doctors treating you know exactly what you took.

Signs of an allergic reaction may include:

  • Chest tightening
  • Dry, red and cracked skin
  • Itchy, red, watery eyes
  • Raised, itchy, red rash (hives)
  • Swelling of the lips, tongue, eyes or face
  • Tummy pain, nausea, vomiting or diarrhoea
  • Wheezing

Evorel Conti During Pregnancy and Breastfeeding

Do not use Evorel HRT patches if you are pregnant, think you might be pregnant, or are breastfeeding.

If you become pregnant while on Evorel HRT patches, stop using the patches and speak to your doctor immediately.

Always ask your doctor or pharmacist for advice before taking any medicine if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Other Safety Information

Always speak to your doctor before using Evorel HRT patches to ensure that they are safe for you.

Please inform our online doctors of all the medicines you are currently taking, including those purchased over the counter, prescribed by your doctor, and any health or herbal supplements.

Do not use Evorel HRT patches past the expiry date printed on the packaging.

Never throw away Evorel patches via water waste. Dispose of used patches in accordance with the instructions in the patient information leaflet. Ask your local pharmacy to dispose of any unwanted or expired patches on your behalf.

Always store Evorel patches out of sight and out of reach of children and pets.

Never share your Evorel HRT patches with anybody else, even if they are experiencing the same symptoms or have been diagnosed with the same condition as you.


Where Can I Buy Evorel Patches?

Evorel HRT patches are available for purchase online from Prescription Doctor, subject to an online consultation.

To proceed, complete the detailed medical questionnaire available on our platform. This vital step allows our healthcare professionals to assess your medical suitability for the treatment.

Our pharmacy stocks Evorel Sequi and Estradot as well.

How Prescription Doctor Can Assist You

Online Consultation: After completing the questionnaire, you can discuss your preferred treatment options with our qualified doctors.

Delivery: If your order is approved by one of our online doctors before 3pm on weekdays, a prescription will be issued, and our UK-registered pharmacy will dispatch your medication via discreet next-day delivery.

Rest assured, all items are sent in discreet, opaque, and tamper-proof packaging to maintain your privacy.


Frequently Asked Questions About Evorel Conti

Where Do I Apply Evorel Patches?

Apply the patch to an area of hairless, clear skin, such as the thigh or buttocks, below the waist. Do not apply Evorel patches to the torso, chest, arms, shoulders, or stomach.

Is Evorel Conti a Contraceptive?

No, Evorel Conti is not a contraceptive. If you are under 50 years old or it's less than 12 months since your last menstrual period, you may still need to use additional contraception.

What Precautions Should I Take Before Using Evorel Conti?

Before using Evorel Conti, consult your doctor if you have a history of fibroids, endometriosis, high blood pressure, liver disorders, or other medical conditions. Regular check-ups are advised.

Who Should Not Use Evorel Conti?

Do not use Evorel Conti if you have or have had breast cancer, blood clots, liver disease, or other specific medical conditions. Consult the package leaflet or your doctor for a full list of contraindications.

Does Evorel Conti Cause Weight Gain?

Weight gain is not a common side effect linked explicitly to Evorel Conti, but hormone replacement therapy (HRT) in general may cause some women to gain weight. Always consult your healthcare provider for personalised medical advice.

How Long Can You Stay on Evorel Conti Patches?

The duration for which you can use Evorel Conti patches varies from person to person and should be determined by your healthcare provider. Regular check-ups are advised to assess the necessity and safety of continued treatment.

What Are the Benefits of Taking Evorel Conti?

Evorel Conti helps alleviate symptoms of menopause such as hot flushes, night sweats, and mood swings. It can also help prevent osteoporosis in postmenopausal women. Consult your healthcare provider for a full list of benefits tailored to your medical history.

What Is the Difference Between Evorel and Evorel Conti?

Evorel patches typically contain only oestrogen, while Evorel Conti is a 'continuous combined' HRT that contains both oestrogen and progestogen. The choice between the two depends on various factors, like whether you still have your uterus and your specific symptoms.

Where Is the Best Place to Put an Evorel Conti Patch?

The best place to apply an Evorel Conti patch is on a clean, dry, and hairless area of skin below the waist, such as the thigh or buttocks. Avoid applying the patch to the torso, chest, arms, shoulders, or stomach.

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How Much Time Does It Take for an Evorel Patch to Work?

The time it takes for Evorel Conti to relieve menopausal symptoms can vary from person to person. However, many women notice a significant improvement in their symptoms within a few weeks of starting the treatment. Although, it is common for it to take a couple of months to feel the full effects.What is Evorel Conti?Evorel Conti is a type of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) used to manage symptoms of menopause. It encompasses two hormones, estradiol and norethisterone, that are released by means of a patch placed on the skin. This makes sure that there is a constant release of hormones, thereby making it possible to reduce symptoms related to menopause. It also helps prevent some health issues that might come about owing to low levels of oestrogen for a long time.Understanding how it works and how long it takes to see results can help you set realistic expectations for your treatment.Effectiveness of Evorel Conti for MenopauseEvorel Conti is an effective treatment for menopause, according to medical studies. How long Evorel Conti takes to work will depend on your dosage and symptoms, as this can vary from person to person.How to use Evorel Conti PatchesEvorel Conti patches are sticky patches applied directly to the skin.Place the patch below the waist, on your bottom or hip, but never near your breasts.Change the patch twice a week on the same days, such as Monday and Thursday.How frequently should I be using Evorel Conti?Evorel Conti is a continuous HRT treatment and should be used without breaks. If you miss changing your HRT patch, do so as soon as you remember, and then apply the next one at the regular time. If it's almost time for the next patch, skip the missed one, and resume changing the patch on the usual day. You might experience vaginal bleeding or spotting.How Quickly Is Evorel Conti Absorbed?After application, Evorel Conti patches slowly release hormones into your bloodstream throughout the day, absorbed through your skin.It takes roughly four hours for oestrogen levels to become active after applying the patch.These levels remain consistent for three to four days, after which the patch requires replacement.How Long Does It Take for Evorel Conti to Work?During the first few weeks, you might experience mild side effects as your body adjusts to the new hormone levels. These side effects typically subside as your body gets used to the treatment.Treatment Duration and VariationsThe duration of treatment with Evorel Conti can vary depending on individual needs:Most women use HRT for several years, but the exact duration should be discussed with your doctor.Regular check-ups are required to evaluate the effectiveness and any potential side effects of the treatment.What do Evorel Conti patches contain?Each patch contains:3.2mg estradiol hemihydrate1.2mg norethisterone acetateFollow your doctor's instructions on how and when to apply the patch.ConclusionUnderstanding how Evorel Conti works is essential for managing menopausal symptoms effectively. While results may vary, many women notice significant improvement within weeks. Follow your doctor's instructions closely and consult them if you have concerns or if symptoms persist. Regular check-ups can help monitor progress and ensure treatment effectiveness.If you need to use Evorel patches, speak to your doctor for more guidance, and always follow the instructions given. If you need more information or support, please don’t hesitate to look at PrescriptionDoctor’s in-depth online resources to help you understand more.Additional ResourcesHow Does Evorel Conti Treat Menopause Symptoms?Where Should You Apply Evorel Patches?10 Questions About the Menopause AnsweredCan I Use Evorel Conti If Still Having Periods?SourcesNHS, How and When to Take or Use Oestrogen Tablets, Patches, Gel and Spray.NHS, About Oestrogen Tablets, Patches, Gel and Spray.BNF NICE, BNF Information on Estradiol.Medicines.org.uk, EMC Product Information.
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10 Questions About the Menopause Answered

Menopause is a fact of life that many don't think about until they have to. Women in their reproductive years are often more concerned about birth control and STDs.Men don't experience menopause, although they do undergo similar age-related changes.In recent years, more women have started discussing menopause. Although they are more open about it, some are still left with questions.1.) What is the menopause?The menopause occurs in a woman after age-related declines in hormones cause her to stop menstruating. The main hormones that decline during menopause are oestrogen, progesterone and testosterone.A woman is considered to be fully in menopause after 12 months without menstruation. After this time, pregnancy is unlikely.2.) What age does the menopause hit?On average, women experience the menopause between the ages of 45 and 55. A woman may begin to experience fewer periods as she approaches menopause, or she may stop menstruating suddenly.One in 100 women hit menopause before age 40 - this is called premature menopause and is usually caused by ovarian failure, damage to the ovaries or surgical removal of the ovaries.3.) How long does the menopause last?On average, the menopause lasts about four years. The time leading up to menopause is called perimenopause, and the time after menopause is called post-menopause.Symptoms begin to develop during perimenopause and ease off during post-menopause.4.) What are the symptoms of the menopause?Some common symptoms are:changes in moodchillsdry skinhot flashesirregular periodsloss of breast fullnessnight sweatssleep problemsslow metabolism and weight gainthinning hairvaginal dryness5.) How is the menopause diagnosed?Doctors typically diagnose the menopause based on the description of the symptoms, though some women experience few symptoms.There are also home menopause test kits which can tell you if you are menopausal.6.) When is it safe to stop using contraceptive pills?The combined contraceptive pill can mask symptoms of the menopause, making it difficult to diagnose. Thus, it is recommended to stop taking combined contraceptive pills before the age of 50 and switch to another form of contraception, such as the progestogen-only pill, also known as the mini pill.Of course, condoms are the only contraceptive method which can prevent sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). They can be used after the menopause.7.) Can the menopause affect hair and skin?Yes. During the menopause, androgen levels increase. Androgens, such as testosterone, determine male characteristics, including facial and body hair. As a consequence, some women may notice an increase in unwanted facial and body hair.The drop in oestrogen and progesterone slows down hair growth, causing hair on the scalp to appear thin.Since the body stops making as much collagen during menopause, the skin loses elasticity and becomes dry. This can create sagging skin around the cheeks and jawline, as well as increase the appearance of wrinkles around the eyes.8.) Is it possible to delay the menopause?One study published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health found that women who eat a diet rich in fish, legumes, beans, B12, and zinc reach menopause later than women whose diet contains simple carbohydrates, such as refined rice and pasta.Another US study showed that women who ate more low-fat milk products delayed menopause by over three and a half years. It's thought that enzymes in the cow milk could boost oestrogen levels.However, the findings of both studies only demonstrated a possible relationship between the factors, not a probable cause. That is to say that while diet may have an effect on the age at which women experience the menopause, there are several other factors to consider that could influence the cessation of the menstrual cycle, the primary indicator of menopause.9.) How does a partial hysterectomy affect the menopause?A partial hysterectomy removes just the womb, but the cervix and ovaries remain intact.Evidence indicates that women who undergo a partial hysterectomy are at an increased risk of ovarian failure and, hence, early menopause.It is not known if this is caused by the hysterectomy itself or another pre-existing cause.10.) Is there a cure for menopause?While there is no cure for the menopause, there are a variety of treatments to manage the symptoms.If you experience uncomfortable symptoms, there are treatments available to help manage them and bring relief.Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is a common menopause treatment that's available online.After the menopause transition is complete, most symptoms either disappear or subside to a more manageable level. Women no longer have to worry about birth control or monthly menstrual cycles.They are now free to enjoy life on their own terms.
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Treatment information

  • Product Name: Evorel Conti
  • Manufacturer: Janssen
  • Active Ingredient(s): Estradiol and norethisterone
  • Administration: Applied to skin
  • Presentation: Transdermel patch
  • Available Strength: 3.2 mg Estradiol and 11.2g norethisterone
  • Exemption: Prescription only
  • Application: Women over 50
  • Dosage: Apply one patch biweekly
  • Description: A patch to relieve the symptoms of the menopause
  • Drug Class: Hormonal replacement therapy (HRT)
  • Alcohol Consumption: No influence
  • When Pregnant: Do not use Evorel Conti
  • When Breastfeeding: Do not use Evorel Conti
  • Price: 29.99 GBP
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Authored & Reviewed By

Mohamed Imran Lakhi

Mohamed Imran Lakhi

MPharm - Lead Pharmacist
Imran Lakhi is the superintendent pharmacist and founder at Prescription Doctor. He has been at the core of our team.

Published on: 28/02/2019 Reviewed on: 13/03/2024

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