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Nobody told you this part of breastfeeding.

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How old is your baby?

feeling off down there while breastfeeding

dry and sore breastfeeding

Estrogen drops after birth and stays low while you nurse. Without it, the skin in and around your vagina gets thin, dry and easily irritated.

Your usual levelPregnancyBirthNursingWeaningFalls within daysof giving birthStays low
The pattern, not exact levels.

lube isn’t helping what else is there

  • Lube and moisturizersHelp in the moment, on the surface.
  • Vaginal estrogenTreats the tissue underneath. Very little gets into the rest of your body.
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From $39/month, billed yearly

can i use low dose vaginal estrogen cream while breastfeeding

It’s your doctor’s call. Tell your doctor you are breastfeeding during your online consultation.

when will i feel normal again

With treatment, relief often starts in 2 to 4 weeks.

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See a doctor from your couch

  1. Choose your plan

    The cream, the tablet or both.

  2. Do your online visit

    About five minutes, from home. A licensed doctor reviews it.

  3. Get it in the mail

    Free, in a plain box. Then text your doctor anytime.

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“Many of my postpartum patients suffer from urinary incontinence and urgency along with vaginal dryness and had no idea that vaginal estrogen can help enhance their physical therapy treatment. Low dose estrogen gives them a real solution alongside pelvic floor therapy.”
Dr. Kristy Clements Pelvic Floor PT, Tampa, FL

From Antha patients

  • “Busy working mom, no time for doctor visits. I ordered from the coffee line in minutes… I pee less and everything just works better down there!”
    Kate C.
  • “I will never stop using vaginal estrogen! No more sandpaper sex for me!”
    Stephanie M.

Choose your treatment

How you pay
  • A tube of estradiol vaginal cream

    The Cream

    For dryness and soreness, inside and out.

    $39/mo$468 billed yearly

    Get the Cream
  • A tube of estradiol vaginal cream beside a pack of tablet applicators
    Best value

    The Combo

    Cream and tablets, for less than buying both.

    $69/mo$828 billed yearly

    Get the Combo
  • A pack of estradiol tablets in pre-filled applicators

    The Tablet

    A small tablet in a pre-filled applicator.

    $59/mo$708 billed yearly

    Get the Tablet

Every plan includes

  • Online visit with a licensed doctor
  • Automatic refills for a year
  • Text your doctor anytime
  • Free, discreet shipping
  • FSA and HSA cards work

Antha doesn’t bill insurance, so the price you see is the whole price.

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Questions

Will this treat an infection?

No. Vaginal estrogen treats dryness and soreness from low estrogen. It doesn’t clear an infection. If it burns when you pee, call your doctor. Fever, back pain or blood in your urine need care right away.

Will my insurance pay for this?

No. Antha doesn’t bill insurance. The price you see is the whole price, and FSA and HSA cards work.

Will anyone know what’s in the box?

No. Every order ships free in plain, unbranded packaging.

Something else on your mind? Email support@antha.health.

You don’t have to just put up with it.

Prescribed online by licensed doctors. Shipped free.

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Important safety information

Estradiol vaginal cream and estradiol vaginal inserts (the tablets) are prescription estrogen medicines. They are FDA-approved to treat menopause-related changes of the vulva and vagina. Using them after childbirth or while nursing is a decision for you and your doctor. Vaginal estrogen does not treat an active urinary tract infection.

If you are breastfeeding, tell your doctor.

Labels are being updated. In November 2025 the FDA asked makers of vaginal estrogen to remove the boxed warning about cardiovascular disease, breast cancer, probable dementia and endometrial cancer, and to focus the safety information on the local vaginal form.1 Until a product’s label is updated it may still carry the older warning, so read the label that comes with your medicine.

Do not use estrogen if you have unusual vaginal bleeding, are allergic to estradiol, or are pregnant. Tell your doctor about any vaginal bleeding right away.

Common side effects include headache, breast pain, vaginal spotting or discharge, and stomach cramps or bloating. This is not all the information about these medicines. Read the full Prescribing Information on DailyMed and talk with your doctor.

  1. HHS Advances Women’s Health, Removes Misleading FDA Warnings on Hormone Replacement Therapy. US Food and Drug Administration, November 10, 2025.
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