A new systematic review from King’s College Hospital evaluates topical vaginal estrogen for postpartum vaginal atrophy. The evidence base is small but the early signal is reassuring.
Most patients leave the pharmacy with a tube of vaginal estrogen and a vague instruction. In this short video, Sheree DiBiase, PT, PRPC walks through the application technique that actually delivers medicine to the tissues that need it.
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