BezweckenHydration Ovals 1x Plus DHEA – 16 Oval Suppositories - Same Trusted Formula - Professionally Formulated to Alleviate Vaginal Dryness in Menopausal Women - Safe, Natural & Paraben Free

These inserts have changed my life! Work great for post menopause dryness and pain with sex.

A must have for post menopausal women to compensate for vaginal dryness.

So helpful. It’s no longer the Sahara down there!

Recommended by my naturopath. Great for early menopause.

No scent. Gentle and helpful for menopausal issues.

I've been having alot of burning and discomfort from sex for a couple of years and was getting very frustrated. I was sure my issues were from a thinning vaginal wall and I was told some atrophy as well.My new doctor suggested these and I was ready to try anything. I've used one about every 3 days for the last 2 months and have had no discomfort since! We're even back to using different positions! On a side note, we also still use lube generously (I use unscented sweet almond oil) but neither of us mind.I don't usually do reviews but if this can help just 1 woman begin to enjoy sex again like it has me, I'd shout it from the rooftops if I could.Oh, and they smell awesome!Just try them!

I’ve spent hours researching Genitourinary Syndrome (GSM), which includes all these symptoms we hate in menopause and post.Different studies indicated different dosages of estriol and DHEA for treatment. Some studies say the action is limited to the vagina, some say not. The amounts of hormones in the Bez. seem low dose, safe, and formulated according to what’s effective in previous NIH studies. The addition of progesterone in one study was reported as unnecessary. Some studies say safe for breast cancer patients, others say be cautious. One study stated the most common intravaginal dosage of Dhea should be 6.5mg and the lower dosages aren’t as effective. The Bez. formula is 1 mg estriol and 3.25 mg dhea which is low dose. I’m going to stick with it before trying out a stronger formula since doctors agree when it comes to hormones use the least amount possible.

I'm so sorry to be leaving this review, but need to warn women that Estriol may not work for you. I tried exactly 4 times spread out over a couple of months because I did not know the side effect I was experiencing was due to Estriol. Thr first time I felt it caused some itching but decided maybe I imagined that and waited to try again though I also had a mild headache I didn't associate with anything other than too much computer time. Then the third time I got a weird headache but didn't connect the dots. Third time, I woke up seeing kalidescope stars, and unable to see properly took the day off to go to the optometrist because I was afraid I had torn my cornia from too much eye strain. The stars went away in a couole hours and doctor said my eyes were in excellent health. I had shooting pain in my left eye that lingered. Finally, I tried last night and woke up with stars and a headache again. Finally I connected the incidents and Googled-an Estriol side effect is occular migraines also called migraine aura due to the kaleidoscope hallucinations. My head is still hurts but at least I know what it is and it will go away. I never get headaches, so it's really weird. There was a NYT article saying that women in Europe sware by Estriol, so I was disappointed. It also explains that the brain changes in relationship to using a HRT like Estriol, so it might be that I am too old (54) and it might have worked if I started 10 years ago before I knew I needed something, which underscores the trouble. If you have read this far and feel like this could work for you, I'd say try it. Just be prepared to return it within the window if you notice these symptoms. I'm out of luck because I didn't make the connection sooner.