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[Our experience in the treatment of climacteric complaints with Livial (Organon)]
Abstract:
The authors are sharing their experience in using a new medicine Livial (Organon) for the treatment of climacteric complaints. Twenty women have been included in the study. They have received one tablet of 2.5 mg Livial daily throughout four cycles of 28 days. All women report decrease of climacteric symptoms, especially hot flushes and night sweats. Only one of them had genital bleeding while using the drug. Twenty percent of the women reported adverse effects (breast tenderness and nausea), which turned out to be transitional. Conclusions concerning the usage of Livial in the treatment of climacteric complaints have been made.
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