estrogen cream (Premarin) for recurrent nosebleeds

November 1999

There's new interest in using estrogen cream (Premarin) for recurrent nosebleeds.

It seems that many pharmacists and physicians have been using this therapy for years...but many others have never heard of it.

There's evidence that it works. Topical estrogens seem to thicken the nasal mucosa and protect blood vessels from local trauma.

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Table of Contents

Rx volume is skyrocketing
Dermatology Zithromax for acne
Dermatology Kinerase, a new nonprescription cream for wrinkles
Multiple Sclerosis Procarin, the experimental treatment for multiple sclerosis
Osteoporosis You'll see more women taking Evista (raloxifene) to TREAT osteoporosis
Osteoarthritis Actonel (risedronate), a new drug for Paget's disease
Diabetes More diabetics on intensive therapy will use insulin pumps
IV Synercid
Breast Cancer Arimidex (anastrozole) is at least as effective as tamoxifen for advanced breast cancer
estrogen cream (Premarin) for recurrent nosebleeds
Infectious Diseases treating depression caused by alpha-interferons
dipyridamole (Persantine, etc) with ASA to prevent stroke
foods containing soy can reduce the risk of heart disease
Pediatrics Head lice are becoming resistant to permethrin (Nix)
Pediatrics famotidine (Pepcid) for autism
Depression DHEA might be useful for depression
Osteoporosis Miacalcin Nasal Spray (calcitonin)
Practice no longer making beclomethasone inhalers or nasal sprays (Beclovent, Beconase, etc)