FDA Approves New Hormone-Free Pill for Treating Menopause Hot Flashes
US Food and Drug Administration approves a new once-a-day pill that targets hot flashes in menopausal women without using hormones, giving menopause sufferers another treatment option to alleviate symptoms.
The US Food and Drug Administration has approved a new once-a-day pill that targets hot flashes in menopausal women without using hormones, according to drugmaker Bayer. The new medication is aimed at treating moderate to severe hot flashes, providing an alternative to hormone-based treatments for those seeking non-hormonal options. The approval marks another milestone in the development of treatments specifically designed to address this common symptom of menopause. The pill will be available by prescription only and is expected to become available in the market soon.
