Intrarosa Prescription Online

Intrarosa - Overview

Intrarosa prescription medication is sometimes prescribed to women who are suffering from painful sexual intercourse due to menopause. Women who might need an Intrarosa prescription can use Push Health to connect with a medical provider who can prescribe Intrarosa medication, including Intrarosa applicators, when appropriate to do so.

What Is Intrarosa Used For?

Intrarosa prescription medication contains the active ingredient prasterone and is sometimes prescribed to women with symptoms of painful sexual intercourse secondary to menopause - similar to Imvexxy and Osphena. Intrarosa medication is a type of steroid medication. It is not entirely clear how Intrarosa inserts exert their effects. It has been observed that Intrarosa changes hormone levels, including the levels of testosterone and estradiol. Estrogen is a metabolite of the active ingredient in Intrarosa medication.

Intrarosa - Dosage and Cost

Intrarosa prescription inserts contain 6.5 mg of prasterone. Intrarosa prescription medication is usually prescribed to be inserted once daily at bedtime using the provided applicator. Intrarosa inserts are somewhat expensive, costing over $10 per Intrarosa 6.5 mg insert at many pharmacies. Some insurance plans may help with costs associated with Intrarosa medication when buying Intrarosa inserts at a pharmacy. Intrarosa coupons may also be available from various sources. Intrarosa applicators are smooth, white to off-white in color, and shaped like a bullet and should generally be stored between 41° F and 86° F but consult the package insert for exact instructions.

Can I Buy Intrarosa Online?

One cannot just buy Intrarosa online and Intrarosa OTC (over the counter) is not available in the United States as Intrarosa is a prescription medication. The first step to getting an Intrarosa insert prescription is consulting a licensed medical provider. Women who might need an Intrarosa medication prescription can use Push Health to connect with a medical provider who can prescribe Intrarosa inserts when appropriate to do so.

Intrarosa - Side Effects

Intrarosa prescription medication can cause side effects when used. Side effects that may result from Intrarosa medication use include vaginal discharge, abnormal Pap smears, and irritation from the Intrarosa insert itself. Women with undiagnosed vaginal bleeding should not use Intrarosa prescription inserts. Intrarosa prescription inserts and alcohol should not be used together. People with a known hypersensitivity to Intrarosa medication or ingredients in the formulation should avoid using Intrarosa inserts. Prior to using Intrarosa prescription medication, it is important to discuss concerns with a qualified medical professional.

More Intrarosa Information

• Intrarosa - FDA