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Evorel Sequi Patches

From £26.99

Evorel Sequi Patches help ease menopause symptoms like hot flashes, night sweats, and vaginal dryness.

Medication features:

Sequential hormone replacement therapy
Contains oestrogen and progesterone
Suitable for women who still have a womb

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Evorel Sequi Patches	8 Patches	16 Patches	24 Patches
50mcg	£26.99	£49.99	£74.99
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About Evorel Sequi Patches

Evorel Sequi patch is a combined hormone replacement therapy (HRT) to treat symptoms of menopause. Most HRT treatments involve daily tablets. However, Evorel Sequi is a patch placed on the skin and changed twice weekly. Evorel Sequi is known as sequential hormone replacement therapy. It contains two types of patches that, over 4 weeks, release two active ingredients which imitate the female sex hormones, oestrogen and progesterone. It is an easy alternative for patients who prefer not to swallow tablets daily.

Evorel Sequi Patches are an easy way to ease the life-altering symptoms of menopause, like hot flushes, strong heartbeat, osteoporosis, dryness of the eyes, mood swings, reduced sex drive, night sweats, vaginal dryness, irritability, insomnia, and pain during sex.

Evorel Sequi Patches Summary Information

Type of medicine	Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) medication
Use	Relieves symptoms of menopause
How it works	Contains estradiol and norethisterone to restore hormonal balance
Active Ingredient	Estradiol, Norethisterone
Directions of use	Transdermal patches applied to clean, dry skin
Available strengths	50 mcg
Side effects	Common side effects include Headache, breast pain, nausea, diarrhoea, stomach pain, painful joints
Storage	Store at room temperature away from light and moisture
Generic	No

The information provided in the summary table is for reference only. It is important to consult a qualified healthcare professional before starting any menopause treatment, including Evorel Sequi Patches.

Why choose the Evorel Sequi Patch?

Evorel Sequi Patch is a quick and straightforward way to receive the exact dose of hormones you require daily. In addition, it frees you from forgetting to take a tablet or worrying about applying the cream.

Evorel Sequi is a convenient alternative for patients who cannot or prefer not to swallow tablets every day. The quick and easy application means you receive the hormones you need without worrying about forgetting to take it or anyone else being affected.

What is contained in the Evorel Sequi Patch?

The active ingredients in the Evorel Sequi patch are:

Evorel 50 Patches- contain estradiol hemihydrate 3.2 mg
Evorel Conti Patches- contain estradiol hemihydrate 3.2 mg and norethisterone acetate 11.2 mg.

The inactive ingredients are:

Guar gum
Duro-Tak 387-2287, which makes the patches stick
Hostaphan MN19 on the backing film.

In case of any allergic responses, consult your GP or Click pharmacy doctor before going ahead and purchasing your prescription.

How do Evorel Sequi Patches work?

Evorel Sequi patches work by restoring the hormonal balance in the body, reducing or preventing menopausal symptoms from occurring. Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) eases the symptoms of menopause by supplementing the levels of hormones that the body can produce naturally.

Evorel Sequi is a continuous sequential HRT. This is because two hormones are active one after another:

● The patch supplies estradiol for two weeks.
● Then estradiol and norethisterone are provided together for the next two weeks.

Evorel Sequi patches replace the hormone oestrogen, usually released by the ovaries. However, taking an oestrogen hormone daily may cause the lining of your womb to build up and get thicker.

● It is vital to add a progestogen hormone to the oestrogen.
● This helps shed the womb’s lining and stop any problems from happening. Evorel Conti patches for weeks 3 and 4 contain this progestogen.

The shedding of the womb’s lining will probably give a withdrawal of bleeding. It will be like having a period each month. The withdrawal bleeding will start during week 4 before you finish an Evorel Sequi pack.

How long does it take for Evorel Sequi patches to work?

Everol Sequi patches begin working as soon as you apply them. However, it may take you a week or two to notice the benefits of it.

Note that it is crucial to keep in mind that the exact time it takes an individual to feel the effects of Everol Sequi patches typically varies from person to person. So if the treatment works within a week for someone else, it may be entirely different for you. But, if you have reason to believe that the patches are not working for you, you should consult your GP about possible solutions or alternative treatments.

How effective are Evorel Sequi patches?

Evorel Sequi patches are considered incredibly effective. Experts say they treat a wide range of symptoms caused by menopause effectively. This may include physical symptoms like hot flashes, night sweats as well as vaginal dryness. In addition to this, the patches help with psychological symptoms such as depression and mood swings, too.

Alternative treatments to Evorel Sequi

Inform your GP if Evorel Sequi patches are not suitable for you. There are various alternatives to these patches, such as topical creams. Your GP will help you determine the best menopausal treatment for you.

Interactions of Evorel Sequi

Do not use Evorel Sequi patches if you are on any of the following medicines:

Epilepsy medication (such as lamotrigine or carbamazepine)
Tuberculosis medication (such as rifampicin)
HIV medicines (such as nevirapine or ritonavir)
Bosentan, or medication used to reduce blood pressure in the lungs
St Johns Wort

This page is written and reviewed by:

Name	Jana Abelovska
Role	Superintendent Pharmacist
GPhc Number	2220953

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How to apply Evorel Sequi Patch?

Always change the patch on the same days every week.
One patch is for three days, and the following patch is for four days.
Apply the Evorel Sequi Patch to dry and clean skin. Press down firmly to ensure that the patch is in place.
Do not place the new patch on the exact same part of the skin.
Evorel should not be used on or around the breasts, broken skin or under elasticated parts of clothing.

For how long can I use the Evorel Sequi Patch?

You can use Evorel Sequi Patch for several years to ease the side effects of menopause. In the UK, the average menopause age in women is 51, though some women start normal menopause as early as 45. Menopausal symptoms usually last between 4 and 5 years, so in most situations, HRT may be used during this time.

HRT must only be necessary as a relatively short-term treatment as your body adjusts to menopause. You should review your HRT with your GP at least once each year and have regular gynaecological checkups.

What are the side effects of the Evorel Sequi Patch?

Aside from the benefits of Evorel Sequi Patches, there are potential side effects which may be experienced by some women and not by others. Doctors usually recommend waiting at least 12 weeks before changing HRT so your body may get used to the effects of the hormones and balance out. After this time, most women find their side effects disappear. However, you may speak to your doctor anytime if you are concerned.

The potential side effects of the patch are

headache.
breast tenderness/pain.
nausea.
diarrhoea.
stomach pain.
painful joints.
tingling in the hands or feet.
vaginal bleeding or discharge.
breakthrough bleeding.
painful periods.
anxiety.
mood swings.
water retention.
fatigue.
dizziness.
weight gain.
itchiness or inflamed skin where the patch is applied.

Stop using Evorel Patch and seek medical attention immediately if you notice early signs of any of the following:

Blood clots – pain and swelling of the legs, difficulty breathing.
Stroke – sudden migraines, blurred vision.
Heart disease – chest pain which extends to the neck or arm.
Liver disease – yellow colouration of the skin or eyes.

In case you are worried about these adverse effects, or if the product affects you in any other way, stop using it immediately and talk to your GP or a pharmacist.

Other warnings to consider

HRT pose an increased risk of developing breast cancer, endometrium or ovaries. However, combined HRTs such as Evorel Sequi Patches help to lower this risk in women who have not had their wombs removed.

Evorel Sequi Patches are not recommended for women with heart disease or a heart attack, as HRT can affect the heart and circulation.

Blood clots are likely to occur in HRT users. The risk of developing them, especially in the first year of using a treatment, may be increased in certain situations if you:

May have cancer which is sensitive to oestrogen (including uterine cancer)
Ever had breast cancer
Have untreated endometrial hyperplasia (an excessively thick womb lining)
Have recently had a heart attack or stroke
Suffer from a blood clotting disease or have ever had a blood clot
Have a history of liver disease
Have unexplained vaginal bleeding
You are allergic to the ingredients of the patch
Suffer from porphyria (a rare hereditary blood disease)
Are pregnant or breastfeeding

Inform your GP if you plan to use Evorel Sequi Patch and have ever had any of the following health complications:

Impaired liver function
Fibroids
Uterine problems, including endometriosis or endometrial hyperplasia
High risk of blood clots
Circulation problems (e.g. angina, heart attack)
Migraine
Diabetes
Gallstones
Systemic lupus erythematosus
Fluid retention
Asthma
Epilepsy
High blood pressure
Otosclerosis (a hereditary ear disorder)
High-fat levels in the blood
History of severe allergic reactions
A family history of breast cancer or another oestrogen-sensitive cancer

Evorel Sequi, Pregnancy and Breastfeeding

You should not use Evorel Sequi patches if you are pregnant. Likewise, you should not use them if you have had a natural period in the last year. Additionally, avoid using the patches if you are under 50 – unless doctors advise otherwise.

Similarly, if you are breastfeeding, you should not use Evorel Sequi patches as an excess of oestrogen could be transferred to the fetus, creating health complications.

Lastly, please make sure to read all packaging and the Patient Information Leaflet before you try any new medication. In addition, you should continually update your GP regarding medicines you are taking or intend to take.

Go through the patient information leaflet thoroughly before starting your treatment. The patient information can be found here.

What is Osteoporosis?

The weakening of the bones due to reduced oestrogen levels is osteoporosis. It is more common in women who have reached menopause. Oestrogen from HRT may prevent osteoporosis in the short term. However, once you stop HRT, you may again experience osteoporosis.

What is the active ingredient of the Evorel Sequi Patch?

The active ingredients in the Evorel Sequi patch are estradiol hemihydrate and synthetic progesterone.

How do I cope with heavy periods during menopause?

Menorrhagia, or heavy periods, is common in women between thirty and fifty. It may be due to fibroids, blood blisters, cysts or polyps in or around the uterus. Also, it may result from the changing hormone balance around the time of menopause or the process of ovaries ageing and failing. Consult your GP if you experience menorrhagia, as it is often a cause of further illness.