Tibella Will Be a New Option for Women With Hot Flashes

October 2020

You'll hear about Tibella (tibolone), a new oral option to treat hot flashes during menopause.

It's different than other hormone therapy (HT), such as Premarin and Provera...because it doesn't contain actual hormones.

Tibella is a synthetic steroid with metabolites that mimic estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone to help reduce hot flashes.

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Table of Contents

Contraceptives Look Out for Oral Contraceptives With Similar Names or Packaging
Immunizations Listen for Questions About Vaccinations During COVID-19
Supplements Stay Alert for Patients Getting Risky Supplements Promoted for COVID-19
Contraceptives Be Ready for the New Nexplanon Contraceptive Implant
Substance Use Disorder Help Avoid Interruptions in Opioid Use Disorder Treatment
Asthma Include a "Do Not Swallow" Sticker on the Atectura Asthma Inhaler
Med Safety Keep Skin Cancer Risk With Hydrochlorothiazide in Perspective
Alzheimer's Disease Double-Check Which Alzheimer's Med You're Dispensing
Menopause Tibella Will Be a New Option for Women With Hot Flashes